Off the A4 from Bath, at a mini roundabout before the Hare and Hounds, is the appropriately named Academy Drive that sweeps up into Beechfield House. It cuts through the original walled area that encompassed the site from the main road and now provides access into this development.

The only other route in is around the back, up Middlewick Lane, but that is gated off with a 'Private Land' sign that reminds you not to go any further. All remains of the huts have long gone, replaced by well manicured grounds with direct paths to owners properties. Except for a few small paths that go nowhere, reminders of what was at the end of the paths.

On the site of the sculpture school - (remember that factory looking hanger?), is now a development of 'tastefully' erected Cotswold stoned houses sweetly named 'Rowan Cottages' and 'The Orangery' - right, in the panorama below. 'Farthingale Cottages' are mews houses built near the side of Middlewick Lane and complete the sites current redevelopment.