Cambridge Heath end of tenancy prices
The strip between the Regent’s Canal and Hackney Road holds converted Victorian workshops, post-war council blocks and, since 2025, new flats built inside the old Bethnal Green gasholders. Whichever one you are leaving, our end of tenancy cleaning in Cambridge Heath has one fixed price per size of home: £156 for a studio, £207 for one bedroom and £243 for two.
Last updated October 2026.
| Property | Price |
|---|---|
| Studio | £156 |
| One bedroom | £207 |
| Two bedrooms | £243 |
| Three bedrooms | £339 |
| Four bedrooms | £425 |
| Five bedrooms or more | Quoted from the room count |
| Single room, part clean or odd layout | £30 per cleaner per hour |
The price covers the whole empty home on our 57-point checklist. Oven cleaning and carpet cleaning are extra and are listed further down. Type your postcode and bedroom count into the price calculator at the top of the page to see the total, or phone 0333 555 2076 between 8am and 7pm, seven days a week.
Workshops, estates and gasholder flats by the canal
End of tenancy cleaning
from £156
For a studio, fixed by property size, agreed before we start.
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Tower Hamlets rents more of its homes privately than most of London. In the 2021 census 38.2% of households rented from a private landlord, up 5.6 points in ten years, and another 35.9% rented from the council or a housing association. Rents follow: the ONS average for the borough was £2,453 a month in August 2026, with a one-bed at £1,992.
The canal side of Cambridge Heath has been a conservation area since October 2008. Tower Hamlets’ appraisal of the Regent’s Canal conservation area singles out Wadeson Street, a row of three-storey Victorian workshops mostly converted into homes, and the Vyner Street buildings backing straight onto the water, where the galleries arrived from the mid-2000s.
Flats in these buildings tend to have high ceilings, exposed brick, steel or timber factory windows and hard floors. At the corner of Corbridge Crescent and the Oval stands a two-storey Georgian cottage with semicircular bays, a survivor of the 36 cottages the Oval had by 1836.
West along the towpath are the Bethnal Green gasholders. The smaller of the two canal-side frames dates from 1865 to 1866 and the larger from 1888 to 1889. St William, the Berkeley Group and National Grid venture, has built Regent’s View there to designs by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners: 555 homes, some inside the two retained frames and the rest in new circular buildings. These are new-build flats with big windows, glass balustrades and fitted kitchens.
South of Hackney Road, the Mansford Estate is more than 700 homes in 28 blocks, built in stages between 1957 and 1976 and running down towards Bethnal Green Road. Kitchens and bathrooms in blocks of that age are compact, which keeps the clean shorter but leaves no corner a clerk will not reach.
Licensing after the selective scheme closed
Tower Hamlets’ selective licensing scheme ran from 1 October 2021 to 30 September 2026 in three wards: Weavers, Whitechapel, and Banglatown and Spitalfields. The postcode at the centre of Cambridge Heath, E2 9EH, is in Bethnal Green West ward, which was never part of it.
From 1 October 2026 there is no selective scheme anywhere in the borough. The council says it is looking at options for a new one and has commissioned a housing stock report, so check its selective licensing page before you sign anything new.
The additional HMO scheme carries on. From 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2029 it covers the whole borough, and it applies wherever three or more people from two or more households share a kitchen or bathroom. A three-person flatshare in a Wadeson Street conversion needs one. At check-out, none of this alters the test: the clerk compares the flat with the check-in inventory and allows for fair wear and tear.
How a workshop conversion gets cleaned
A converted workshop flat takes longer than its bedroom count suggests. Ceilings of three metres or more mean the cleaners bring extension poles for cobwebs, light fittings and the tops of window frames. Exposed brick is vacuumed with a brush head and never wetted, because water darkens old brick and loosens the mortar dust.
Factory-style windows have many small panes and metal glazing bars, and each bar is wiped and the channels at the bottom of the frame cleared of grit. Polished concrete and old boards get the right cleaner for the surface, and only a damp mop.
A converted workshop flat takes longer than its bedroom count suggests.
In every flat, conversion or not, the checklist reaches the same places:
- the kitchen cupboards and drawers inside and out, the hob, extractor and filter, the splashback, the fridge and freezer (switched off and defrosted the evening before) and the washing machine seal and drawer;
- limescale on taps, shower heads, glass screens and tiles, the grout, the toilet, the bath and the basin;
- skirting, doors, frames, switches, radiators, inside wardrobes, window glass and sills, with the floors done last.
Thames Water supplies this part of east London and describes all of its water as hard. Scale is a real factor in a Regent’s View bathroom with frameless glass as much as in an estate flat, so descaling is part of the price.
The cleaners are vetted in person, insured and trained on the checklist. We have been cleaning in London since 2014; over 300 letting agents use us, tenants have recovered £1.2m in deposits with our cleans behind them, and we hold 4.7 on Google. Should the agent or clerk find anything wrong with the clean within 48 hours of it, we go back and redo that part free.
Extras: oven and carpets
Ovens cost extra. Booked with the end of tenancy clean, it is £31 for a single or a single wide oven, and £62 for a double or a 90cm range cooker. Measure the width if you are unsure which one you have; the oven cleaning page covers the process.
Many flats here have no carpet at all. If yours has some, cleaning it with the end of tenancy clean costs £29 per bedroom, £36 for a living room, £47 for a through lounge, £35 for a flight of stairs, £20 for a hallway and £8 for a landing. Check the tenancy agreement for a clause before you add it. More detail is on the carpet cleaning page.
Booking a clean near Cambridge Heath station
Booking takes three steps
- Your postcode and the property. The form gives the price.
- A date that suits you. Seven days a week.
- We confirm it with you by phone or WhatsApp.
0333 555 2076 · 8am to 7pm
Cambridge Heath station opened in 1872 and sits on the Weaver line of the Overground in fare zone 2, between Bethnal Green and London Fields. For years it had a thin service: no daytime trains until 1998 and none in the evenings or at weekends until 2001.
It now handles over a million entries and exits a year. The Young V&A is a short walk south on Cambridge Heath Road, and Mare Street crosses the canal at the north end of the area, into Hackney.
When a paid bay is the only option for the van, we add the cost as we pay it, and it appears on your quote.
When you book, tell us the postcode, the floor, whether there is a lift or a concierge desk that needs notice, the bedroom count, the check-out date and any oven or carpets. The flat should be empty with power and hot water on. Neighbouring areas such as Haggerston are listed with the rest of the borough on our end of tenancy cleaning Tower Hamlets page.
Cambridge Heath tenants ask
Selective licensing ended on 30 September. Does that change my check-out?
No. Your deposit still depends on the check-in inventory and the state you leave the flat in. If you share with two or more people from other households, the borough-wide additional HMO licence still applies to your landlord.
Will you wet-clean the exposed brick in my Wadeson Street flat?
No. Brick is vacuumed and dry-brushed only. Paintwork, frames, glass and floors are cleaned as normal.
Is a flat at Regent’s View priced differently?
No. It is priced by bedrooms, so a two-bed is £243. Tell us if the building needs contractors booked in at the concierge.
I am leaving a room in a shared house off Hackney Road. Can I book only my part?
Yes. Your room plus a fair share of the kitchen and bathroom is charged at £30 per cleaner per hour.
How far ahead should I book?
A week is usually enough. The last few days of each month fill first, so book as soon as you know your date.