Trains between Rectory Road Station and London (All Stations) operate regularly. During peak hours, there are up to four direct services per hour to Liverpool Street arriving in about 13 minutes.
The station is in Travelcard Zone 2. It was opened in 1872. The station has two platforms. It is served by trains on the Lea Valley Lines to Liverpool Street and north to Enfield Town and Cheshunt.
Trains
Rectory Road Station is served by the London Overground, located in Travelcard Zone 2. Services run south to Liverpool Street and north to either Hackney Downs or Enfield Town. Facilities at the station include ticket machines and customer help points.
Trains between Rectory Road and London Liverpool Street take around 15 minutes. On a typical weekday, there are 87 scheduled departures and arrivals, with 85 of them being direct trains.
The average train fare for a journey between Rectory Road and London Liverpool Street is PS4.1, but this can vary depending on the time of day and route. Book in advance to get the cheapest tickets.
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Buses
There are a number of bus routes that run through Rectory Road Station. You can use Moovit’s free maps and live directions to find the best route for you. You can also find out the time and cost to get to Rectory Road Station, as well as other important information such as parking, bus schedules, and more.
Most train stations have facilities such as ticket machines to purchase or collect tickets, and customer help points to assist you with any questions. There are also seating areas at most stations for you to relax and enjoy your journey.
All buses that run through Rectory Road Station are operated by London Buses, and many of them are low-floor fully-accessible vehicles. If you are travelling with a wheelchair, you should contact the operator ahead of your trip to make sure that arrangements can be made. This is especially important during rush hour. For further information, please check the individual bus services’ websites.
Taxis
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There are 85 scheduled train journeys on a typical weekday between Rectory Road and Whitechapel, with 0 of them being direct. The fastest journey takes 30 mins. London Overground and TfL Rail are the main train operators serving this route. The station is located in the London Borough of Hackney and is in Travelcard Zone 2. Trains can be boarded from the ticket office or the waiting shelters.
Parking
There are plenty of parking options near Rectory Road Station, with many spaces available in residential driveways and multi-storey car parks. You can find and book these spaces through JustPark, which guarantees a space and a clear price before you travel.
Located in the west of the London Borough of Hackney, Rectory Road railway station is on the Lea Valley Lines between Stoke Newington and Hackney Downs. It is in Travelcard Zone 2 and trains run south to Liverpool Street or north to Cheshunt and Enfield Town.
On a typical weekday, there are around 87 rail journeys between Rectory Road and London (All Stations), with the shortest trip taking 15 mins. You can bring luggage on board, but there may be limits on the number and size of bags.
There are also a number of facilities available at the station, including ticket machines, customer help points and seating areas. There are a variety of buses that service the nearby area, including routes operated by Arriva, GO Ahead, First and Abellio London.
