Transfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Heathrow Airport
The market town of Waltham Abbey is located in the Essex County, on the famous Greenwich Meridian. It sits between Epping Forest and River Lea. Its name comes from Waltham Holy Cross’ Abbey Church that was a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The abbey was extremely important for the town. In fact, Waltham Holy Cross used to be the former name of the ancient parish that covered the area now known as Waltham Abbey.
The name of the locality comes from ham that means enclosure or homestead and wald or weald that means forest. Waltham Abbey, the current name, was used for the first time in the 16th century. However, for a long time, the 2 names were used alternatively. For example, when it became an urban district, the town was called Waltham Holy Cross. Waltham Abbey has been home to Roman and prehistoric settlements. For example, the causeway constructed between Hertfordshire and Waltham Cross across Lea River dates from the Roman period.
Transfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Heathrow Airport by Rail:
So as to get transfer from Waltham Abbey to Heathrow Airport by rail, you need to take the National Rail Service to Liverpool Street Station. This journey will last almost 30 minutes. From Liverpool Street Station, you can take the tube to London Paddington and from there you can take the Heathrow Express Service to Heathrow Airport. Other transport options include taking a transfer from London Paddington, Liverpool Street Station or Waltham Abbey to Heathrow Airport.
Transfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Heathrow Airport by Car:
In order to get from Waltham Abbey to Heathrow Airport by car, you have to take the N Circular Rd/A406 road. The distance between Waltham Abbey and Heathrow Airport is 31.3 miles.
Transfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Heathrow Airport by Private Hire:
A Transfer from Waltham Abbey to Heathrow Airport with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. The transfer from Waltham Abbey to Heathrow Airport will cost almost 46 GBP for a saloon car.
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