I visited the Housing Officer, Wally Damant, who was very helpful and who had a map of the site on his office wall.

Wally's map showed the housing, each building being marked with both their military and their new civilian identities, so I was able to positively locate 1075a.

1075a, now number 37, was one of several of the houses that were being re-furbished prior to renting out to civilians. This is the front, looking back towards the BX.

I had a look round the back, too.

Then, as luck would have it, the carpet-layers were working in number 37, so I was able to go inside...

The front door opens into the living room

Look round a bit to your left and you see the serving hatch from the kitchen...

...and further round to the back window.

Get nearer the kitchen and you can see down the central passageway that runs the length of the building.

First on the left is the kitchen with fitted cupboards...

...and a fitted sink (these are British terms for this equipment)

Next on the left is the bathroom - not palacial !

At the end of the passage is the front bedroom.