A series of stunning pictures released today show a range of iconic British historical estates and sites getting a spring clean makeover in preparation for welcoming the big Easter holiday crowds.

To assist the properties with the spring cleans and to make sure they’re ship shape ahead of the busy visitor period, Dyson partnered with Knebworth House, the Old Royal Naval College and Stowe House in their spring cleaning efforts, providing cutting-edge floorcare and air purification technologies for an extra helping hand.

During the cleans, the Dyson Wash G1 wet floor cleaner, Gen5Detect cordless vacuum and Purifier Cool PC1 were put to the test from clearing cobwebs, refreshing rugs to washing hard floors across these historic sites.

As recognised backdrops for history-making music events and award-winning films and television productions, the sites’ cleaning teams meticulously refreshed historic features and achieved an A-list worthy clean. From the delicate cleaning of Knebworth House’s artefacts, including ornate chandeliers and suits of armour, to the efficient refreshing of the grand floors of Stowe House and the Painted Hall at Old Royal Naval College.

With their spring cleaning complete, Knebworth House, Stowe House, and the Old Royal Naval College are ready to welcome visitors during their summer hours, making them ideal destinations for families and individuals planning activities this Easter school break and beyond:

Knebworth House is open from now until 28th September, opening to the public on weekends and daily, full visiting details and tickets can be booked via the official Knebworth House website
Stowe House is open daily until 24th November, check the Stowe House website to plan your visit
Old Royal Naval College London is open to the public daily, to plan a visit head to its official site
Tim Hare, Design Engineer at Dyson stated: “We’re pleased to have been able to use Dyson’s pioneering technology to help with the sites’ deep cleans. Through advanced air purification, wet floor cleaning and powerful vacuuming, every surface, artefact, and even chandelier, has been meticulously cleaned.”