House Cleaning in Horniman Museum, London

We are based in Horniman Museum house cleaning service operated by hardworking individuals. Our staff is honest, capable and detailed. Because our company takes pride in the cleaning work, it does, and is intent on providing first-rate house cleaning service each visit, we have consistently developed long-standing relationships with our customers.
Providing exceptional service and attention to detail, is what separates us from the rest. Small details like changing sheets and taking out the trash are always included in our services.
For our weekly and bi-weekly clients, we will schedule Horniman Museum house cleaning services that will allow you and your family a day you can depend on for your cleaning. You will have the same day of the week for every cleaning, if you wish to. Professional house cleaning in Horniman Museum is an extremely good value and it costs a lot less than you might think. Our specialists promise to work out a custom plan to fit your current budget and house cleaning needs.

Covered postcodes: SE23

The Horniman Museum is a museum in Forest Hill, South London. Commissioned in 1898, it opened in 1901 and was designed by Charles Harrison Townsend. The museum was founded by Victorian tea trader Frederick John Horniman and contained his collection of natural history, cultural artefacts and musical instruments. In 1911 an additional building was donated by Frederick Horniman's son Emslie Horniman. In 1999 the museum was redeveloped and re-opened in 14 June 2002.

The Horniman Museum contains the CUE (Centre for Understanding the Environment) building. This opened in 1996 and was designed by local architects Architype. The building has a grass roof and was contructed from sustainable materials. It also incorporates passive ventilation. The Horniman specialises in anthropology, natural history and musical instruments and has a collection of 350,000 objects. The ethnography and music collections have Designated status. One of its most famous exhibits is the large collection of stuffed animals.

The Horniman Museum is a Non-Departmental Public Body of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

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