A Stokenchurch check-out, in brief
Nine homes in ten in and around Stokenchurch are houses, detached, semi or terraced, so the check-out an inventory clerk does here is a walk through two floors and out to the back door. We clean to that check-in report at a fixed price set by bedrooms: a two-bed is £263, a three-bed £359 and a four-bed £445, and the smallest flats start at £176.
Last updated October 2026.
To see your price, enter the postcode and number of bedrooms in the calculator at the top of the page. You can also ring 0333 555 2076, any day from 8am to 7pm.
Room by room: what the clerk checks in a village house
End of tenancy cleaning
from £176
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A clerk at check-out has the check-in report open and goes room by room, comparing what is in front of them with the photos taken on the day you moved in. In a Stokenchurch house the order usually runs like this, and so does our clean.
- Kitchen
- The oven door glass, the hob, the extractor hood and its grease filter, then every cupboard opened, including the top shelf of the wall units and the plinth under the base units. Fridge, freezer and washing machine seal come next.
- Bathroom and en suite
- The shower screen and tap bases first, because that is where scale shows, then the toilet base, the grout lines, the fan cover and behind the pedestal.
- Living rooms
- Skirting boards, radiator tops and backs, light switches, window sills and the inside of the glass. In an older cottage with deep sills and exposed timber, dust settles on every flat edge.
- Bedrooms
- Inside the fitted wardrobes, shelves and drawers, the tops of doors, and the carpet edge along the skirting.
- Hall, stairs and landing
- Banister rails and spindles, the stair edges, the front door and the letter plate.
- Garage, utility and porch
- If the inventory lists them, the clerk checks them. Tell us when you book, and we sweep and wipe them as part of the clean.
That sequence is built into our 57-point checklist. The cleaners are vetted (interviewed in person), insured and trained on it, and if the agent or clerk raises anything within 48 hours, we go back and clean it again at no cost to you.
Limescale from Chilterns water
The Chilterns are chalk hills, and rain that passes through chalk picks up calcium. Affinity Water, which draws much of its supply from the Chilterns chalk and serves parts of Buckinghamshire, classes its water as hard or very hard, and Thames Water says the same of most of the South East. Your water bill shows which company supplies your house.
In a house that has had two or three years of family use, that hardness shows in the same places every time: a white crust where the taps meet the basin, a cloudy shower screen, scale inside the toilet bowl below the water line and a furred kettle.
A clerk compares those with check-in photos of bright chrome and clear glass, so the descaling takes real time. It is part of the fixed price on every Stokenchurch clean.
A clerk compares those with check-in photos of bright chrome and clear glass, so the descaling takes real time.
End of tenancy prices in Stokenchurch
| Property | Price | Local example |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or annexe | £176 | A self-contained annexe beside a family house |
| One-bed | £227 | A small flat |
| Two-bed | £263 | A cottage, or a newer flat |
| Three-bed | £359 | A semi-detached or terraced house |
| Four-bed | £445 | A detached family house |
| Part of a house | £30 per cleaner per hour | A single kitchen, or one room in a shared let |
Homes with more than four bedrooms are quoted from the room count. If a job ever needs paid parking, we add it at the price we pay.
The oven is an add-on and is not in the fixed price: £31 for a single or a single wide oven, and £62 for a double or a 90cm range cooker. Carpets cleaned on the same visit cost £29 a bedroom, £36 a living room, £47 a through lounge, £35 for each flight of stairs, £20 a hallway and £8 a landing. Our oven cleaning and carpet cleaning pages explain how each is done.
Who rents in the village, and the rules that apply
Stokenchurch is a parish of about 5,100 people on the A40, six miles west of High Wycombe and three miles south of Chinnor. It was part of Oxfordshire until 1896.
The old centre is a set of commons either side of the main road, now a conservation area, with small cottages, the parish church and the King’s Arms Hotel at its heart; the village grew from a coaching stop on the London to Oxford road, and by the 1930s it had seven or eight chair-making firms.
Renting is a minority tenure here. In the 2021 census area that takes in Stokenchurch and Ibstone, 299 of 2,386 households rented privately and 260 from a social landlord; three in four owned their home. Of the homes, 879 were detached, 728 semi-detached, 479 terraced and 212 flats. So a typical private let is a family house.
Stokenchurch is also a commuter village: junction 5 of the M40, on its edge, puts London, Oxford and Birmingham within reach. Rents are high. The ONS put the average Buckinghamshire private rent at £1,475 a month in August 2026, rising to £1,603 for a three-bed.
Licensing is simple. Buckinghamshire Council licenses houses in multiple occupation with five or more people from two or more households, and a standard family let needs no licence. The check-out therefore comes down to the inventory, the photos and the state of the house on the day.
Booking a date before you hand back the keys
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
Give us the postcode, bedrooms, check-out date, the oven type and any carpets. The house should be empty, with the electricity and hot water on. Book a week ahead if you can; end-of-month dates go first. If you are coming back by bus to hand over keys, the Red Rose 40 runs between High Wycombe, Stokenchurch, Chinnor and Thame, with a stop outside the King’s Arms.
We have been cleaning since 2014 in London, Liverpool and Manchester and the areas around them, more than 300 letting agents use us, and tenants have recovered £1.2m in deposits. We are rated 4.7 on Google. Staying in the house? A deep clean is £26 per cleaner per hour (from £186), and regular cleaning starts at £69 for a three-hour visit. Other towns and villages in the county are on our Buckinghamshire end of tenancy cleaning page.
Stokenchurch tenants’ questions
Do you cover Studley Green, Ibstone and the edges of the parish?
Yes. The price is the same as in the village itself: it depends on the bedrooms only.
My Stokenchurch rental has a range cooker. What does it cost to add?
A 90cm range cooker is £62 on top of the clean. If yours is wider or has more than two ovens, send a photo and we will price it.
Does my landlord need a licence from Buckinghamshire Council?
Only for a house in multiple occupation with five or more people from two or more households. A house let to one family or a couple needs none.
The inventory lists the garage. Do you clean it?
Yes, if you tell us when you book. We sweep it and wipe the surfaces; heavy rubbish or oil stains need clearing first.
Can my agent insist I use a professional cleaner?
No. The Tenant Fees Act 2019 stops that being a condition of the tenancy. You do have to return the house as clean as the check-in report describes, allowing for fair wear and tear.
