Boots is located at 813 High Road Leytonstone, about a 7.27 mile driving distance north-east from the centre of London, in Leytonstone (next to The Green Man of A12 / Eastern Avenue). The store is convenient for the people of Stratford New Town, Walthamstow, Forest Gate, Snaresbrook, Leytonstone, Wanstead Slip, Leyton and Temple Mills. Today's (Sunday) hours of business are 10:00 am until 5:00 pm. This page will supply you with all the information you need on Boots Leytonstone, London, including the hours of operation, place of business address details, telephone number and more info.
Visit Boots close to the crossroads of High Road Leytonstone and Church Lane, in Leytonstone, London.
Ideally situated a 1 minute drive from Carlton Road, Vernon Road, Harrington Road or Kirkdale Road; a 4 minute drive from Gainsborough Road, Grove Green Road or Forest Road; or a 11 minute drive from M11 or North Circular Road. Please use the postcode E11 1HQ in your GPS systems.
Local buses run directly to Kirkdale Road, Michael Road, Harvey Road and Leytonstone Station. Lines: 66, 145, 257, 339, N8, N55, W13, W14, W15, W16 or W19.
Leytonstone Station (530 ft), Snaresbrook Station (5290 ft) and Wanstead Station (5360 ft away) are close by. The line that stops nearby: Central.
Not far from Stratford International Station (1.99 mi), Stratford Station (2.09 mi) and Stratford High Street Station (2.34 mi away).
The local train runs directly to and from Leytonstone High Road Station (1810 ft), Leyton Midland Road Station (4570 ft) and Wanstead Park Station (1.44 mi away). You can get here by the line: London Overground.
In the nearby area you may discover Davies Lane Primary School, Henry Reynolds Gardens, Leytonstone Methodist Church, LibraryPlus Leytonstone, Wanstead Flats and St. John's Leytonstone.
With this pharmacy, Boots operates 169 different locations in London.
For an entire directory of Boots stores near London, go to the following link.
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