I'm sure EM will be on soon 
but to answer your question-it is residential,semi-detached property,there's a few reviews for the place on here-this is one review from last year:
https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=163278.msg1756681#msg1756681
I take no shame in being beaten to the punch by Finchy, indeed there's honour in being mentioned at all by such a prolific poster. It's towards the middle of a network of residential roads with mostly terraced and semi detached houses, probably all built in the '70s. The roads are narrow, with speed bumps and the front gardens also narrow. During the day you can expect a fair footfall of folks going about their business and in the sunshine, you can expect the youth to be riding bikes or playing in the streets and chaps to be washing their cars or tinkering under bonnets.
It's on street parking only and whilst this is possible right outside, you'd need to park up on the pavement and it's very conspicuous. The side streets are narrower but it's easier to park there and walk round the corner.
The hedge at the front comes up to at least five foot so once you're on the path to the door, you're relatively obscured. If you've booked and they're expecting you, you won't be left waiting on the doorstep for long. To the casual passer-by, it's anonymous with just an ornamental place name sign in Thai hanging by the door, which I assume is "Welcome" or similar, rather than "cheeky Thai massage parlour".
If you're thinking of later in the day, the only caution I'd exercise is that I'm not sure about street lighting so you might struggle to find them and you might feel less comfortable parking your car nearby. EM
