In the heart of the traditional East End, Bow is a culturally significant and historic part of London. Bow is home to the traditional Roman Road Market, which has stood for almost 200 years, as well as the beautiful Victoria Park, which has been voted Britain’s favourite open space.

Although Bow is largely residential, there are options for entertainment and the Roman Road is now home to many swanky places to eat and drink. For families, Victoria Park is hugely popular, with a large lake and Chinese Pagoda amongst the main attractions of the park.

The housing landscape in Bow is varied, with post-war flats and social housing adding to the large Georgian squares, set around attractive gardens. There are also plenty of Victorian terraces throughout the area. Nowadays, new-build apartments and gated communities also contribute greatly to the housing stock of Bow.

Transport in and out of Bow is easy for commuters as the Bow Road is on many of the bus routes to and from Central London. Mile End tube station is serviced by the Central, District and Hammersmith & City Lines (the latter two of which also service Bow Road tube station) and the DLR is accessible through Bow Church.

The E3 postcode is well serviced by the Housekeep platform. Many experienced and background-checked housekeepers operate throughout the Bow area, all of whom are well equipped to provide 5-star domestic cleaning at every visit.