As the commander of the Bow Street Station, what amenities did Thomas Pitt enjoy? Bedford Square

As the commander of the Bow Street Station, Thomas Pitt is considered middle class, along with bank tellers, teachers, senior clerks, reporters, minor civil servants, and some shopkeepers. His salary range would have been between £150 and £200 annually, perhaps a little more since he commands a station. As Mitchell writes in Daily Life in Victorian England, at this salary, he could afford a house in a cheaper subdivision of London, commute by rail to his job, spend a small amount of money on the necessary clothes for his profession, and have one servant, a young maid-of-all-work.