House Cleaning in Kennington, London

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We are based in Kennington house cleaning company. We also do new home and business construction cleaning and final cleans and re-cleans.
Our deep Kennington house cleaning service includes all the typical basic cleaning including floor care such as vacuuming, mopping floors, sweeping, dusting, wiping floor boards, cleaning window sills.
Our routine Kennington house cleaning service would be what we would normally do on a weekly or every other week service. This service, we offer, typically includes cleaning of all bathrooms including tub, tiles, sinks, floors, etc. as well as cleaning of the kitchen, including counters, all surfaces, floors, inside and outside of microwave, outside of all other appliances, etc. Our staff will also vacuum the entire home, do basic dusting, mop all hard floors, etc.

Covered postcodes: SE11, SE17

Kennington is a place in the south of London in the London Borough of Lambeth. It is the location of the The Oval, the well-known cricket venue. Edward III gave the manor of Kennington to his oldest son Edward "the Black Prince" in 1337, and the prince then built a large royal palace between what is now Black Prince Road and Sancroft Street. Geoffrey Chaucer was employed at Kennington as Clerk of Works in 1389. He was paid 2 shillings. This area of Kennington continues to be owned by monarch's elder sons (Princes of Wales and Dukes of Cornwall ) to the present day.

Kennington Park (laid out by Victorian architect James Pennethorne) and St Mark's Churchyard now cover the site of Kennington Common. In 1746 the Surrey County Gallows at the southern end of the common was used for the execution of nine leaders of the Jacobite rebellion of 1745. The Common was also where the Chartists gathered for their biggest demonstration in 1848.

Kennington Park Road and Clapham Road is a long and straight stretch of road because it follows the old Roman Stane Street. This ran down from the Roman London Bridge to Chichester via the gap in the North Downs at Box Hill near Dorking. Another Roman road branched off opposite Kennington Road and went down through what is now Kennington Park and down the Brixton Road. It carried on through the North Downs near Caterham to Hassocks, just north of the South Downs.

Nearest places
- Vauxhall
- Walworth
- Newington — usually known as Elephant and Castle
- Stockwell
- Camberwell

Nearest tube stations
- Kennington tube station
- Oval tube station

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