Transfer from Leytonstone (E11) to Luton Airport
As history states, the name of Cann Hall actually comes from an original “Canons Hall”, which was the initial name of a manor took in possession by Hugh de Montfort, some time after the Norman conquest. It is said that the daughter of Hugh de Montfort gave the holding to the canons of Holy Trinity in 1121, this being also the reason for the name “Canons Hall”. Cann Hall was anciently part of the parish of Wanstead.
Later on the estate of Cann Hall was owned by the Colegrave family at the beginning of the 19th century. Until 1860 the initial estate had become pretty big property with decorative gardens located to the south of Cann Hall Road, and the properties north of the road were referred to as Cann Hall Farm. None of these buildings survive today. A great part of the estate was sold for development in 1880-95, however the Colegraves held on to a part of it until 1900.
Transfer from London Luton Airport to Leytonstone(E11) by Rail:
In order to get transfer from London Luton Airport to Leytonstone by rail you must take the National Rail service to St Pancras Low Level Station in a journey that will last approximately 32 minutes. From St Pancras Low Level Station you will be able to take the tube to to get to Liverpool Street Station from where you can finally take another tube to Leytonstone Station. Other transport options include taking a taxi transfer from St Pancras Low Level, Liverpool Station or Luton Airport to Leytonstone.
Transfer from London Luton Airport to Leytonestone(E11) by Car:
If you want to get from Luton Airport to Leytonstone by car you must take the M11 motorway. A distance of 40 miles separates Leytonstone from Luton Airport.
Transfer from London Luton Airport to Leytonestone(E11) by Taxi:
A Taxi Transfer from London Luton Airport to Leytonstone with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. The Luton Airport transfer to Leytonstone will cost around 57 GBP for a saloon car.
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