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Presumably named after the sluices on nearby Cometon and Hamsdam Roads, the Locks Garden is a row of four nineteenth-century houses with a flat façade in the middle of a curved street, each with three floors, plus a basement and a walled back garden all the way to the Regent's Canal. The house numbers are number two to five – the house number one either collapsed or was never built. The fifth, at the north end, could not have been more modest as a security liaison station, with three exits within thirty yards and two more by the narrow road of the canal. To the north of it is Cumton Avenue, which connects to major traffic ......

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