Transfer from Shepherds Bush (W12) to Gatwick Airport
Shepherds Bush is known for its unique architecture and for its numerous office buildings. Some of the most important are BBC TV Centre, Shepherds Building and Network House. These structures accommodate the digital art school Escape Studios, the soft toy company Jellycat, the TV company Endemol and Zodiak Entertainment. The residential buildings are situated on Goldhawk Road, Askew Road and Uxbridge Road. The houses have between 3 and 4 storeys and they date from the 19th century. In Shepherds Bush, you can also see the White City Estate, built in the 30s and redeveloped in the 50s.
Until the 19th century, Shepherds Bush was a rural and undeveloped area. It consisted of open farmland and a few houses. The population expanded in late 19th century and so the residential development started. The most notable building of the time was St Stephan and Holy Ghost Catholic Church. It was constructed in 1904, it has a Gothic style and it features Portland stone, red brick and a beautiful triple – gabled façade.
Transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush (W12) by Rail:
So as to get transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush by rail, you need to take the National Rail Service to Clapham Junction. This journey will last almost 25 minutes. From Clapham Junction, you can take another train to Shepherds Bush. Other transport options include taking a minicab transfer from Clapham Junction or Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush.
Transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush (W12) by Car:
In order to get from Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush by car, you have to take the M25 motorway. The distance between Gatwick Airport and Shepherds Bush is 36.3 miles.
Transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush (W12) by Minicab:
A Minicab Transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Shepherds Bush with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. The Gatwick Airport transfer to Shepherds Bush will cost around 56 GBP for a saloon car.
