Farnham Common end of tenancy prices: the quick answer
Almost half the homes in Farnham Royal parish, which includes Farnham Common, are detached houses (47.9%, against 15.9% across England), and 40% have four or more bedrooms. So the typical move-out here is a family house, and our end of tenancy clean for it is a fixed £359 for three bedrooms or £445 for four. Smaller homes start at £176 for a studio, £227 for one bedroom and £263 for two.
Last updated October 2026.
Farnham Common homes compared
The Farnhams Neighbourhood Plan, made by Buckinghamshire Council, splits the village into character areas. The table follows them, with our price for each kind of home and the part of the job that takes the most work.
| Home | Where in Farnham Common | Price | Where the work goes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat or small house | Close to the shops on Beaconsfield Road, where the housing is densest | £176 to £263 | Kitchen grease, bathroom scale, a stair from the street door |
| 1970s semi or terrace, two or three bedrooms | Rosewood Way, Frensham Walk, Langton’s Meadow and Victoria Road | £263 or £359 | Compact kitchen, bathroom grout, stairs |
| Semi or terrace with a long back garden | Mayflower Way, One Pin Lane and Beaconsfield Road | £359 | Garden doors and the floor nearest them, kitchen |
| Detached family house | Green Lane and Blackpond Lane | £359 or £445 | More rooms, a second bathroom, utility room |
| Large detached house in a cul-de-sac | The Farnham Heath area: Bracken Close, Ashenden Walk | £445, or quoted from the room count above four bedrooms | Several bathrooms, large kitchen, garage door and hall |
| Recent new-build | Hill Place and Kemsley Chase | Fixed by bedrooms | Integrated appliances, glass shower screens |
| Your room in a shared house | Anywhere | £30 per cleaner per hour | Your room and a share of the kitchen and bathroom |
Rents follow house size. The ONS put Buckinghamshire’s average at £2,357 a month for homes with four or more bedrooms in August 2026. A tenancy deposit is capped at five weeks’ rent when the annual rent is under £50,000, so on that figure the deposit is about £2,720, and it comes back in full only if the check-out matches the check-in inventory, fair wear and tear allowed.
A village that rarely builds
Farnham Common grew up late. Before the 1830s the parish had few houses, and the village around the A355 took shape after St John’s Church was built in 1907, with shops, a post office and new streets following. Today the whole parish is Metropolitan Green Belt, and the neighbourhood plan describes a 500m zone around Burnham Beeches where development is presumed against. Burnham Beeches itself is a 374.6-hectare nature reserve, whose southern half the City of London Corporation has owned since 1879, pressed against the village’s western side.
For a tenant the result is a stock of older houses with few new ones arriving, and a rental market of family homes: the plan puts home ownership in the parish at 74.5%, so lets are a small share of the whole. The village has infant and junior schools and two prep schools, Caldicott and Dair House, and sits within Buckinghamshire’s grammar school system. Families who move for a school place often time the move around the school year, so a tenancy ending in the summer holidays is worth booking early.
Inside, these houses differ from a London flat. They have bigger kitchens, often a utility room, two or more bathrooms and a hall with a lot of floor. On the wooded edges by the Beeches, leaf litter and mud get walked in through the back door, so the floor by the garden doors needs extra work.
Thames Water, licensing and the deposit
Farnham Common’s water comes from Thames Water, which says most water in the South East is hard because it passes through chalk and limestone. In practice that means scale on taps and shower heads, a white edge around the plughole and a haze on glass screens and tiles. In a house with three bathrooms it adds up, and descaling every one is part of the fixed price.
Buckinghamshire Council’s licensing page lists only the national mandatory licence, for homes shared by five or more people from two or more households. No selective or additional licensing scheme covers Farnham Common, so for a family let the licensing question does not arise. What does matter is the deposit: it must sit in a government-approved scheme, and if you and the landlord disagree about cleaning, the scheme’s free dispute service compares the two inventory reports.
Driveways, the A355 and the stations
Farnham Common is three miles north of Slough and three miles south of Beaconsfield on the A355, and it has no station of its own. The nearest stations are Gerrards Cross, about four miles away, for Chiltern trains to Marylebone, and Burnham or Slough for the Elizabeth line. Our team comes by van with all the equipment.
The Farnham Heath houses usually have front gardens with driveways and garages, according to the neighbourhood plan. If the drive can be left clear on the day, the van parks there; if we ever have to pay for parking, the cost is added at what it costs us.
The cleaning list
Each clean follows our 57-point checklist. For a Farnham Common house that covers:
- Kitchen and utility room: every cupboard and drawer inside and out, worktops, splashbacks, hob, extractor, sinks and taps descaled, fridge, freezer, and behind and under freestanding appliances.
- Bathrooms and en-suites: baths, showers, screens, tiles, grout, basins, toilets and mirrors, with all chrome descaled.
- All rooms: skirting, doors and frames, switches, radiators, inside wardrobes, sills and window glass on the inside, including conservatory and garden doors.
- Floors vacuumed and washed throughout, plus the stairs and landing.
Ovens are an add-on, not part of the fixed price: £31 single or single wide, £62 double or 90cm range cooker. See our oven cleaning page for more.
Carpets booked with the clean are £29 a bedroom, £36 a living room, £47 a through lounge, £35 a flight of stairs, £20 a hallway and £8 a landing. Check your tenancy agreement for a carpet clause. Our carpet cleaning page covers carpets on their own.
We have been cleaning since 2014 and work across Buckinghamshire as well as London. More than 300 letting agents use us, tenants have won back £1.2m in deposits, and our Google rating is 4.7. Cleaners are interviewed in person before they join, insured and trained on the checklist. If the agent or clerk reports something within 48 hours, we come back and clean it again without charge. Call 0333 555 2076, 8am to 7pm every day, or price your home with the calculator at the top of the page.
Farnham Common end of tenancy FAQs
We are leaving a five-bedroom house off Blackpond Lane. How is that priced?
Homes with more than four bedrooms are quoted from the room count. Tell us the bedrooms, bathrooms and reception rooms and we will give you a fixed figure.
Our three-bed in Rosewood Way has a range cooker. What is the total?
£359 for the clean plus £62 for the 90cm range cooker, both fixed.
Does Buckinghamshire Council need to license our rented house?
Only if five or more people from two or more households share it. A family let in Farnham Common needs no licence.
Can you clean in late August, before the new school year?
Yes. Summer dates go first, so book as soon as you know yours. A 50% deposit holds it, and the rest is due once the clean is done.
Do you also cover Farnham Royal?
Yes. Farnham Royal is in the same parish, at the southern end towards Slough, and the prices are the same.