Transfer from Epping (CM16) to Gatwick Airport
In the past, the locality used to be called Epinga. It was a very small community with a chapel and scattered farms and it was mentioned since 1086. Nowadays, that settlement is called Epping Upland. No one knows exactly when the present Epping was established. The Epping Heath or the Epping Street was founded in the 12th century. It was established in the southern side of Epping Upland, in a large clearing. Epping Street was home to the weekly market since 1253. From that moment, the area became an important commercial centre and has retained its reputation until date. By 1961, the High Street was still used for the cattle sale.
In the past, Epping Heath was a linear village, but it became a main – road town in the 19th century. It developed greatly in that era and grew along the Hemnall Street and High Street. It served as a coach stop. There were more than 25 daily mailcoaches and stagecoaches that passed through Epping going from London to Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge or Norwich. As a result, the High Street featured no less than 26 coaching inns.
Transfer from Epping (CM16) to Gatwick Airport by Rail:
So as to get transfer from Epping to Gatwick Airport by rail, you need to take the tube to Bank Station. This journey will last almost 40 minutes. From Bank Station, you can take the tube to London Bridge and from there you will take the National Rail Service to Gatwick Airport. Other transport options include taking a transfer from London Bridge, Bank Station or Epping to Gatwick Airport.
Transfer from Epping (CM16) to Gatwick Airport by Car:
In order to get from Epping to Gatwick Airport by car, you have to take the M25 motorway. The distance between Epping and Gatwick Airport is 61.3 miles.
Transfer from Epping (CM16) to Gatwick Airport by Private Hire:
A Transfer from Epping to Gatwick Airport with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. The transfer from Epping to Gatwick Airport will cost around 82 GBP for a saloon car.
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