Bellewaters EC @ Anchorvale Crescent - Is Bellewaters EC still lucky for the next 20 years from 2024 till 2043? Find out, here

[myfs_155897]

Dear Sir, Members,
may I respectfully enquire about the Feng Shui for this property?
BellewatersExecutive Condominium (EC) is a new development by season EC developer QingjianRealty. With a total of 651 units in 7 blocks of 16-storey and 3 blocks of17-storey, Bellewaters EC comprises a good mix of 3 to 5 bedrooms for yourselection.

Locatedat Anchorvale crescent, it is situated right beside Farmway LRT and near
SengKang MRT for easy accessibility.Residents can walk to nearbyamenities such as Compass Point Shopping Centre, Anchorvale Community Centreand SengKang Sports and Recreation Centre for gatherings and family activities.Reputable schools such as Springdale Primary School, Nan Chiau Primary Schooland Nan Chiau High School are also in the vicinity to facilitate families withschooling kids.

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:
1. Majority of the blocks are North-South facing. Particularly blocks 21 and 23 which are true north and south.
2. Under Flying star Feng Shui, generally, the South facing stacks are better than the North facing stacks. However, do take note that some South facing stacks have their kitchen in the inauspicious NW sector.
2.1. Furthermore, majority of the South facing stacks are affected by afternoon sun as these stacks are "slanted" or tilted towards the west-direction. From a Shapes and Forms point of view one of the better stack(s) are 18, 17 and 22.
3. In my opinion, the last resort is blk 11 which is next to the entrance area. And especially high floors: stacks 1 and 2 may look at the "Sengkang General & Community Hospital". Frankly, this has more to do with re-sale value; as some don't like to "look" at a hospital nor a potential buyer chased away because of this. Thus stacks 7, 8, 11 and 12 should be considered "a last" resort..

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On 10/27/2014 3:19:23 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir, Members,may I
respectfully enquire about the
Feng Shui for this
property?BellewatersExec
utive Condominium (EC) is a
new development by season EC
developer
QingjianRealty. With a
total of 651 units in 7 blocks
of 16-storey and 3 blocks
of17-storey, Bellewaters
EC comprises a good mix of 3
to 5 bedrooms for
yourselection.&nbs
p;Locatedat Anchorvale
crescent, it is situated right
beside Farmway LRT and
nearSengKang MRT for easy
accessibility.Residents
can walk to
nearbyamenities such as
Compass Point Shopping Centre,
Anchorvale Community
Centreand SengKang
Sports and Recreation Centre
for gatherings and family
activities.Reputable
schools such as Springdale
Primary School, Nan Chiau
Primary Schooland Nan
Chiau High School are also in
the vicinity to facilitate
families withschooling
kids.

[Cecil Lee]

Slight afternoon sun (at an angle) towards the frontage of many stacks e.g. stacks 12, 14, 38 (includes the master bedroom wall), 37, stacks 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 35, 36, 37.
Currently, there is direct a line-of-sight between many stacks especially of block 11, 23. And also blocks 13 and 15 that are south facing and looks at the Sengkang Hospital. Frankly, not everyone finds this an issue. But as I mentioned, following other precedence of past developments; there are some who may think twice or thrice when buying resale flats facing a hospital.
Blk 25 stack 31 may also have a view of the hospital; but this is fortunately the furthest away...

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On 10/28/2014 3:10:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Majority of the blocks are North-South
facing. Particularly blocks 21 and 23
which are true north and south.2. Under
Flying star Feng Shui, generally, the
South facing stacks are better than the
North facing stacks. However, do take
note that some South facing stacks have
their kitchen in the inauspicious NW
sector. 2.1. Furthermore, majority of
the South facing stacks are affected by
afternoon sun as these stacks are
"slanted" or tilted towards the
west-direction. From a Shapes and Forms
point of view one of the better stack(s)
are 18, 17 and 22.3. In my opinion, the
last resort is blk 11 which is next to
the entrance area. And especially high
floors: stacks 1 and 2 may look at the
"Sengkang General & Community
Hospital". Frankly, this has more to do
with re-sale value; as some don't like
to "look" at a hospital nor a potential
buyer chased away because of this. Thus
stacks 7, 8, 11 and 12 should be
considered "a last" resort..On
10/27/2014 3:19:23 PM, Tan E K wrote:
Dear Sir, Members,may I
respectfully enquire about the
Feng Shui for this
property?BellewatersExec
utive Condominium (EC) is a
new development by season EC
developer
QingjianRealty. With a
total of 651 units in 7 blocks
of 16-storey and 3 blocks
of17-storey, Bellewaters
EC comprises a good mix of 3
to 5 bedrooms for
yourselection.&nbs
p;Locatedat Anchorvale
crescent, it is situated right
beside Farmway LRT and
nearSengKang MRT for easy
accessibility.Residents
can walk to
nearbyamenities such as
Compass Point Shopping Centre,
Anchorvale Community
Centreand SengKang
Sports and Recreation Centre
for gatherings and family
activities.Reputable
schools such as Springdale
Primary School, Nan Chiau
Primary Schooland Nan
Chiau High School are also in
the vicinity to facilitate
families withschooling
kids.

[Cecil Lee]

Hypothetical:
Musings of some residents @ Bellewaters and a potential (future) re-sale buyer interested in a unit at Blk 11 stack 1.......

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On 10/28/2014 3:56:03 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Slight afternoon sun (at an angle)
towards the frontage of many stacks e.g.
stacks 12, 14, 38 (includes the master
bedroom wall), 37, stacks 7, 8,
11, 13, 14, 35, 36, 37.Currently, there
is direct a line-of-sight between many
stacks especially of block 11, 23. And
also blocks 13 and 15 that are south
facing and looks at the Sengkang
Hospital. Frankly, not everyone finds
this an issue. But as I mentioned,
following other precedence of past
developments; there are some who may
think twice or thrice when buying resale
flats facing a hospital.Blk 25
stack 31 may also have a view of the
hospital; but this is fortunately the
furthest away...On 10/28/2014 3:10:54
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Majority of the blocks are
North-South
facing. Particularly blocks 21 and
23
which are true north and south.2.
Under
Flying star Feng Shui, generally,
the
South facing stacks are better than
the
North facing stacks. However, do
take
note that some South facing stacks
have
their kitchen in the inauspicious NW
sector. 2.1. Furthermore, majority
of
the South facing stacks are affected
by
afternoon sun as these stacks are
"slanted" or tilted towards the
west-direction. From a Shapes and
Forms
point of view one of the better
stack(s)
are 18, 17 and 22.3. In my opinion,
the
last resort is blk 11 which is next
to
the entrance area. And especially
high
floors: stacks 1 and 2 may look at
the
"Sengkang General & Community
Hospital". Frankly, this has more to
do
with re-sale value; as some don't
like
to "look" at a hospital nor a
potential
buyer chased away because of this.
Thus
stacks 7, 8, 11 and 12 should be
considered "a last" resort..On
10/27/2014 3:19:23 PM, Tan E K
wrote:
Dear Sir, Members,may I
respectfully enquire about the
Feng Shui for this
property?BellewatersExec
utive Condominium (EC) is a
new development by season EC
developer
QingjianRealty. With a
total of 651 units in 7 blocks
of 16-storey and 3 blocks
of17-storey, Bellewaters
EC comprises a good mix of 3
to 5 bedrooms for
yourselection.&nbs
p;Locatedat Anchorvale
crescent, it is situated right
beside Farmway LRT and
nearSengKang MRT for easy
accessibility.Residents
can walk to
nearbyamenities such as
Compass Point Shopping Centre,
Anchorvale Community
Centreand SengKang
Sports and Recreation Centre
for gatherings and family
activities.Reputable
schools such as Springdale
Primary School, Nan Chiau
Primary Schooland Nan
Chiau High School are also in
the vicinity to facilitate
families withschooling
kids.

[Cecil Lee]

1. Based on Flying Star Feng Shui; the entire development mostly have stacks that are:-

A. Period 8 Either N3 or S3 facing directions:

under BLOCKS 13, 15, 17, 19, 25, 27 & 29

B. And Blocks 11, 21 and 23 are either N2 or S2 facing directions.
2. For "West" group facing and selecting flats; as all stacks are not-as suitable to them; then, have to be more prudent in their selection of flats.
3. One of the frequent tools to further narrow down the choice is using a checklist to see which stack/unit has more sectors that fit the person's Eight House profile:-

4. Summary of Mr ABC (Owner/Breadwinner) Eight House Chart. [Can be used by either an East or West group depending on their best sectors]

Direction Location Status suitable for North-West Spook Bad: Uneasy, theft, robbery and financial loss. Storeroom or toilet. North Health Good: Ideal situation for speedy recovery. Beds, doors, master bedroom and the dining table. North-East Irritation Bad: Petty annoyances, disease, headaches, theft and infidelity. Toilet or kitchen. West Death Bad: Poor health, accidents, misfortune and loss. Storeroom or toilet. East Excellent Very Good: Prime Location, ideal for vitality Front door, beds and religious altars. South-West Disaster Bad: Quarrels, frustration, disputes and legal problems. Storeroom or toilet. South Prosperity Good: The Best location. Money luck and promotion. door, room doors, kitchen door, beds, working desks. South-East Longevity Good: Ideal for health. Beds, bedrooms and dining table.

Other resources:-
5. If one is not sure whether one is an East or West group person, best to find this out. Please note that Para 4 and Para 5 cannot be applied whole-sale to everyone. These two sample charts are simply samples for a specific person called Mr ABC

How to suitable to Mr ABC	Direction of Frontage
Excellent House	N1 (337.5-352.4) , N2 (352.5-7.4) , N3 (7.5-22.4) , E1 (67.5-82.4) , S1 (157.5-172.4) , S2 (172.5-187.4) , S3 (187.5-202.4)
Auspicious House	E2 (82.5-97.4) , E3 (97.5-112.4) , SE1 (112.5-127.4)
Auspicious/Average but Unsuitable House	NW2 (307.5-322.4) , NW3 (322.5-337.4) , SE2 (127.5-142.4) , SE3 (142.5-157.4) , NW1 (292.5-307.4)
Inauspicious House	NE1 (22.5-37.4) , NE2 (37.5-52.4) , NE3 (52.5-67.4) , SW1 (202.5-217.4) , SW2 (217.5-232.4) , SW3 (232.5-247.4) , W1 (247.5-262.4) , W2 (262.5-277.4) , W3 (277.5-292.4)

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On 10/28/2014 4:34:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hypothetical:Musings of some
residents @ Bellewaters and a potential
(future) re-sale buyer interested in a
unit at Blk 11 stack 1.......On
10/28/2014 3:56:03 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Slight afternoon sun (at an angle)
towards the frontage of many stacks
e.g.
stacks 12, 14, 38 (includes the
master
bedroom wall), 37, stacks 7,
8,
11, 13, 14, 35, 36, 37.Currently,
there
is direct a line-of-sight between
many
stacks especially of block 11, 23.
And
also blocks 13 and 15 that are south
facing and looks at the Sengkang
Hospital. Frankly, not everyone
finds
this an issue. But as I mentioned,
following other precedence of past
developments; there are some who may
think twice or thrice when buying
resale
flats facing a hospital.Blk 25
stack 31 may also have a view of the
hospital; but this is fortunately
the
furthest away...On 10/28/2014
3:10:54
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Majority of the blocks are
North-South
facing. Particularly blocks 21
and
23
which are true north and
south.2.
Under
Flying star Feng Shui,
generally,
the
South facing stacks are better
than
the
North facing stacks. However, do
take
note that some South facing
stacks
have
their kitchen in the
inauspicious NW
sector. 2.1. Furthermore,
majority
of
the South facing stacks are
affected
by
afternoon sun as these stacks
are
"slanted" or tilted towards the
west-direction. From a Shapes
and
Forms
point of view one of the better
stack(s)
are 18, 17 and 22.3. In my
opinion,
the
last resort is blk 11 which is
next
to
the entrance area. And
especially
high
floors: stacks 1 and 2 may look
at
the
"Sengkang General &
Community
Hospital". Frankly, this has
more to
do
with re-sale value; as some
don't
like
to "look" at a hospital nor a
potential
buyer chased away because of
this.
Thus
stacks 7, 8, 11 and 12 should be
considered "a last" resort..On
10/27/2014 3:19:23 PM, Tan E K
wrote:
Dear Sir, Members,may I
respectfully enquire about
the
Feng Shui for this
property?BellewatersEx
ec
utive Condominium (EC) is a
new development by season EC
developer
QingjianRealty. With a
total of 651 units in 7
blocks
of 16-storey and 3 blocks
of17-storey,
Bellewaters
EC comprises a good mix of 3
to 5 bedrooms for
yourselection.&n
bs
p;Locatedat Anchorvale
crescent, it is situated
right
beside Farmway LRT and
nearSengKang MRT for easy
accessibility.Resident
s
can walk to
nearbyamenities such
as
Compass Point Shopping
Centre,
Anchorvale Community
Centreand SengKang
Sports and Recreation Centre
for gatherings and family
activities.Reputable
schools such as Springdale
Primary School, Nan Chiau
Primary Schooland Nan
Chiau High School are also
in
the vicinity to facilitate
families withschooling
kids.

[Cecil Lee]

D2 4 Bedrooms Stacks 05 and 37:-
Please see attached illustration.
From a Feng Shui point of view; avoid; placing a bed as shown in the utility room. (As highlighted in red under marking "B"). As the level of the bed-head / face would be very close to the same wall as the WC / wc-sewerage pipe - potential for cancer.)
Under symbolism in Feng Shui, it is less than ideal to have the main door; open towards the kitchen opening. And how many always close the kitchen door? Where the stove and sink can be seen from the main door. This is considered inauspicious.
Under common sense, Feng Shui; it is equally inauspicious if one place sharp objects like knives on the kitchen table top that is visible from the main door. Here, if an intruder were to rush-in; sees knives readily available.... guess what may happen ... next...

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On 10/28/2014 5:20:07 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Based on Flying Star Feng Shui; the
entire development mostly have stacks
that are:-A. Period 8 Either N3 or S3
facing directions:under BLOCKS 13, 15,
17, 19, 25, 27 & 29B. And Blocks 11,
21 and 23 are either N2 or S2 facing
directions.2. For "West" group facing
and selecting flats; as all stacks are
not-as suitable to them; then, have to
be more prudent in their selection of
flats.3. One of the frequent tools
to further narrow down the choice is
using a checklist to see which
stack/unit has more sectors that fit the
person's Eight House profile:-4. Summary
of Mr ABC (Owner/Breadwinner) Eight
House Chart. [Can be used by either an
East or West group depending on their
best
sectors]DirectionLocationStatussuitable
forNorth-WestSpookBad: Uneasy, theft,
robbery and financial loss.Storeroom or
toilet.NorthHealthGood: Ideal situation
for speedy recovery.Beds, doors, master
bedroom and the dining
table.North-EastIrritationBad: Petty
annoyances, disease, headaches, theft
and infidelity.Toilet or
kitchen.WestDeathBad: Poor health,
accidents, misfortune and loss.Storeroom
or toilet.EastExcellentVery Good: Prime
Location, ideal for vitalityFront door,
beds and religious
altars.South-WestDisasterBad: Quarrels,
frustration, disputes and legal
problems.Storeroom or
toilet.SouthProsperityGood: The Best
location. Money luck and promotion.door,
room doors, kitchen door, beds, working
desks.South-EastLongevityGood: Ideal for
health.Beds, bedrooms and dining
table.Other resources:-5. If one is not
sure whether one is an East or West
group person, best to find this out.
Please note that Para 4 and Para 5
cannot be applied whole-sale to
everyone. These two sample charts are
simply samples for a specific person
called Mr ABCHow to suitable to Mr
ABCDirection of FrontageExcellent
HouseN1 (337.5-352.4) , N2 (352.5-7.4) ,
N3 (7.5-22.4) , E1 (67.5-82.4) , S1
(157.5-172.4) , S2 (172.5-187.4) , S3
(187.5-202.4) Auspicious HouseE2
(82.5-97.4) , E3 (97.5-112.4) , SE1
(112.5-127.4) Auspicious/Average
but Unsuitable HouseNW2 (307.5-322.4) ,
NW3 (322.5-337.4) , SE2 (127.5-142.4) ,
SE3 (142.5-157.4) , NW1 (292.5-307.4)
Inauspicious HouseNE1 (22.5-37.4)
, NE2 (37.5-52.4) , NE3 (52.5-67.4) ,
SW1 (202.5-217.4) , SW2 (217.5-232.4) ,
SW3 (232.5-247.4) , W1 (247.5-262.4) ,
W2 (262.5-277.4) , W3
(277.5-292.4)On 10/28/2014 4:34:11
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Hypothetical:Musings of some
residents @ Bellewaters and a
potential
(future) re-sale buyer interested in
a
unit at Blk 11 stack 1.......On
10/28/2014 3:56:03 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Slight afternoon sun (at an
angle)
towards the frontage of many
stacks
e.g.
stacks 12, 14, 38 (includes the
master
bedroom wall), 37, stacks
7,
8,
11, 13, 14, 35, 36,
37.Currently,
there
is direct a line-of-sight
between
many
stacks especially of block 11,
23.
And
also blocks 13 and 15 that are
south
facing and looks at the Sengkang
Hospital. Frankly, not everyone
finds
this an issue. But as I
mentioned,
following other precedence of
past
developments; there are some who
may
think twice or thrice when
buying
resale
flats facing a
hospital.Blk 25
stack 31 may also have a view of
the
hospital; but this is
fortunately
the
furthest away...On 10/28/2014
3:10:54
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some
considerations:1.
Majority of the blocks are
North-South
facing. Particularly blocks
21
and
23
which are true north and
south.2.
Under
Flying star Feng Shui,
generally,
the
South facing stacks are
better
than
the
North facing stacks.
However, do
take
note that some South facing
stacks
have
their kitchen in the
inauspicious NW
sector. 2.1. Furthermore,
majority
of
the South facing stacks are
affected
by
afternoon sun as these
stacks
are
"slanted" or tilted towards
the
west-direction. From a
Shapes
and
Forms
point of view one of the
better
stack(s)
are 18, 17 and 22.3. In my
opinion,
the
last resort is blk 11 which
is
next
to
the entrance area. And
especially
high
floors: stacks 1 and 2 may
look
at
the
"Sengkang General &
Community
Hospital". Frankly, this has
more to
do
with re-sale value; as some
don't
like
to "look" at a hospital nor
a
potential
buyer chased away because of
this.
Thus
stacks 7, 8, 11 and 12
should be
considered "a last"
resort..On
10/27/2014 3:19:23 PM, Tan E
K
wrote:
Dear Sir, Members,may I
respectfully enquire
about
the
Feng Shui for this
property?Bellewaters&nbs
p;Ex
ec
utive Condominium (EC)
is a
new development by
season EC
developer
QingjianRealty.
With a
total of 651 units in 7
blocks
of 16-storey and 3
blocks
of17-storey,
Bellewaters
EC comprises a good mix
of 3
to 5 bedrooms for
yourselection.&nbs
p;&n
bs
p;Locatedat
Anchorvale
crescent, it is situated
right
beside Farmway LRT and
nearSengKang MRT for
easy
accessibility.Resi
dent
s
can walk to
nearbyamenities
such
as
Compass Point Shopping
Centre,
Anchorvale Community
Centreand SengKang
Sports and Recreation
Centre
for gatherings and
family
activities.Reputab
le
schools such as
Springdale
Primary School, Nan
Chiau
Primary Schooland
Nan
Chiau High School are
also
in
the vicinity to
facilitate
families
withschooling
kids.

[Cecil Lee]

Previous ranking exercise of Bellewaters EC

 

Possible sick building syndrome:-

http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=34162&new=

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On 10/28/2014 6:00:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:
D2 4 Bedrooms Stacks 05 and 37:-Please
see attached illustration.From a
Feng Shui point of view; avoid; placing
a bed as shown in the utility room. (As
highlighted in red under marking "B").
As the level of the bed-head / face
would be very close to the same wall as
the WC / wc-sewerage pipe - potential
for cancer.)Under symbolism in Feng
Shui, it is less than ideal to have the
main door; open towards the kitchen
opening. And how many always close the
kitchen door? Where the stove and sink
can be seen from the main door. This is
considered inauspicious.Under common
sense, Feng Shui; it is equally
inauspicious if one place sharp objects
like knives on the kitchen table top
that is visible from the main door.
Here, if an intruder were to rush-in;
sees knives readily available.... guess
what may happen ... next...On 10/28/2014
5:20:07 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
1. Based on Flying Star Feng Shui;
the
entire development mostly have
stacks
that are:-A. Period 8 Either N3 or
S3
facing directions:under BLOCKS 13,
15,
17, 19, 25, 27 & 29B. And Blocks
11,
21 and 23 are either N2 or S2 facing
directions.2. For "West" group
facing
and selecting flats; as all stacks
are
not-as suitable to them; then, have
to
be more prudent in their selection
of
flats.3. One of the frequent
tools
to further narrow down the choice is
using a checklist to see which
stack/unit has more sectors that fit
the
person's Eight House profile:-4.
Summary
of Mr ABC (Owner/Breadwinner) Eight
House Chart. [Can be used by either
an
East or West group depending on
their
best
sectors]DirectionLocationStatussuita
ble
forNorth-WestSpookBad: Uneasy,
theft,
robbery and financial loss.Storeroom
or
toilet.NorthHealthGood: Ideal
situation
for speedy recovery.Beds, doors,
master
bedroom and the dining
table.North-EastIrritationBad: Petty
annoyances, disease, headaches,
theft
and infidelity.Toilet or
kitchen.WestDeathBad: Poor health,
accidents, misfortune and
loss.Storeroom
or toilet.EastExcellentVery Good:
Prime
Location, ideal for vitalityFront
door,
beds and religious
altars.South-WestDisasterBad:
Quarrels,
frustration, disputes and legal
problems.Storeroom or
toilet.SouthProsperityGood: The Best
location. Money luck and
promotion.door,
room doors, kitchen door, beds,
working
desks.South-EastLongevityGood: Ideal
for
health.Beds, bedrooms and dining
table.Other resources:-5. If one is
not
sure whether one is an East or West
group person, best to find this out.
Please note that Para 4 and Para 5
cannot be applied whole-sale to
everyone. These two sample charts
are
simply samples for a specific person
called Mr ABCHow to suitable to Mr
ABCDirection of FrontageExcellent
HouseN1 (337.5-352.4) , N2
(352.5-7.4) ,
N3 (7.5-22.4) , E1 (67.5-82.4) , S1
(157.5-172.4) , S2 (172.5-187.4) ,
S3
(187.5-202.4) Auspicious
HouseE2
(82.5-97.4) , E3 (97.5-112.4) , SE1
(112.5-127.4)
Auspicious/Average
but Unsuitable HouseNW2
(307.5-322.4) ,
NW3 (322.5-337.4) , SE2
(127.5-142.4) ,
SE3 (142.5-157.4) , NW1
(292.5-307.4)
Inauspicious HouseNE1
(22.5-37.4)
, NE2 (37.5-52.4) , NE3 (52.5-67.4)
,
SW1 (202.5-217.4) , SW2
(217.5-232.4) ,
SW3 (232.5-247.4) , W1 (247.5-262.4)
,
W2 (262.5-277.4) , W3
(277.5-292.4)On 10/28/2014
4:34:11
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Hypothetical:Musings of
some
residents @ Bellewaters and a
potential
(future) re-sale buyer
interested in
a
unit at Blk 11 stack 1.......On
10/28/2014 3:56:03 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:

Slight afternoon sun (at an
angle)

towards the frontage of many
stacks
e.g.

stacks 12, 14, 38 (includes
the
master

bedroom wall), 37, stacks
7,
8,

11, 13, 14, 35, 36,
37.Currently,
there

is direct a line-of-sight
between
many

stacks especially of block
11,
23.
And

also blocks 13 and 15 that
are
south

facing and looks at the
Sengkang

Hospital. Frankly, not
everyone
finds

this an issue. But as I
mentioned,

following other precedence
of
past

developments; there are some
who
may

think twice or thrice when
buying
resale

flats facing a
hospital.Blk 25

stack 31 may also have a
view of
the

hospital; but this is
fortunately
the

furthest away...On
10/28/2014
3:10:54

PM, Cecil Lee wrote:

These are some
considerations:1.

Majority of the blocks
are

North-South

facing. Particularly
blocks
21
and

23

which are true north and
south.2.

Under

Flying star Feng Shui,
generally,

the

South facing stacks are
better
than

the

North facing stacks.
However, do

take

note that some South
facing
stacks

have

their kitchen in the
inauspicious NW

sector. 2.1.
Furthermore,
majority

of

the South facing stacks
are
affected

by

afternoon sun as these
stacks
are

"slanted" or tilted
towards
the

west-direction. From a
Shapes
and

Forms

point of view one of the
better

stack(s)

are 18, 17 and 22.3. In
my
opinion,

the

last resort is blk 11
which
is
next

to

the entrance area. And
especially

high

floors: stacks 1 and 2
may
look
at

the

"Sengkang General &
Community

Hospital". Frankly, this
has
more to

do

with re-sale value; as
some
don't

like

to "look" at a hospital
nor
a

potential

buyer chased away
because of
this.

Thus

stacks 7, 8, 11 and 12
should be

considered "a last"
resort..On

10/27/2014 3:19:23 PM,
Tan E
K

wrote:

Dear Sir,
Members,may I

respectfully enquire
about
the

Feng Shui for this

property?Bellewaters
&nbs
p;Ex
ec

utive Condominium
(EC)
is a

new development by
season EC

developer

QingjianRealty
.
With a

total of 651 units
in 7
blocks

of 16-storey and 3
blocks

of17-storey,
Bellewaters

EC comprises a good
mix
of 3

to 5 bedrooms for

yourselection.
&nbs
p;&n
bs

p;Locatedat
Anchorvale

crescent, it is
situated
right

beside Farmway LRT
and

nearSengKang MRT for
easy

accessibility.
Resi
dent
s

can walk to

nearbyamenitie
s
such
as

Compass Point
Shopping
Centre,

Anchorvale Community

Centreand
SengKang

Sports and
Recreation
Centre

for gatherings and
family

activities.Rep
utab
le

schools such as
Springdale

Primary School, Nan
Chiau

Primary
Schooland
Nan

Chiau High School
are
also
in

the vicinity to
facilitate

families
withschooling

kids.

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Looks like T.O.P. soon

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Just T.O.P. 

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Just T.O.P. 

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Boxy Pavillion roof-lines are no threat.

Only the corners, if it is in close proximity of a unit opening (if any) aimed outwards towards a unit

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In my opinion, somehow the light tan Colour of The Central Rubbish bin door + no words; just a bin graphic tucked at the TOP right of the door makes it less obvious.

Not perfect but so far a right move.

 

Contrast this with the design at it's earlier sister development: Bellewoods which was developed earlier.

The central rubbish bins had not only a larger icon; it was also placed lmore prominent at an adult's eye level:

 

[Cecil Lee]

The one and only approved design. 

Or literally... one size fits all... prison style but robust design...

Ugly but functional..

This Photo shows a neighbour with the auspicious "Ang Cai" red banner..

[Cecil Lee]

Bellewaters Sales Brochure & Site Plans

Click below button to download the brochure containing floor plans:
Bellewaters-Brochure.pdf

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2.11.2019

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Anchorvale Crescent EC under construction 

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Often, no two House Hunting or Can or Cannot Buy reviews are totally similar to a previous review.

This is another variant of the review of various stacks in this development. (And a reference was also made to another two stacks at the near-by Treasure Crest development.

For example, these reviews take many hours and always done with passion, by me.

[Cecil Lee]

Some thumb-nail samples of Feng Shui Reviews at Bellewaters EC

Block 21 Stack #22

Block 29 Stack #39

Block 29 Stack #40

 

 

[Cecil Lee]

What happens to my unit after year 2024? 
https://www.geomancy.net/forums/topic/18233-homes-top-within-2004-to-2023-period-8-what-happens-to-the-wealth-luck-under-period-9-will-my-luck-run-out/

[Shermaine Tan]

On 8/3/2020 at 8:28 PM, Cecil Lee said:

Often, no two House Hunting or Can or Cannot Buy reviews are totally similar to a previous review.

This is another variant of the review of various stacks in this development. (And a reference was also made to another two stacks at the near-by Treasure Crest development.

For example, these reviews take many hours and always done with passion, by me.

 

[Shermaine Tan]

Hello master,

I would like to seek your expertise because I’m interested in stack 19 but both my husband and me are Kua number 8 (with 2 young kids). Based on a east group person it seems thats the best stake but I’m a west group.! Not too sure if it will be a huge disadvantage for us? Kindly please help me as I really like the unit but afraid the main door position could be a disastrous; anything we can do to improve?

 

thank you in advanced. 

[Cecil Lee]

9 hours ago, Shermaine Tan said:

Hello master,

I would like to seek your expertise because I’m interested in stack 19 but both my husband and me are Kua number 8 (with 2 young kids). Based on a east group person it seems thats the best stake but I’m a west group.! Not too sure if it will be a huge disadvantage for us? Kindly please help me as I really like the unit but afraid the main door position could be a disastrous; anything we can do to improve?

 

thank you in advanced. 

 Kindly please help me as I really like the unit but afraid the main door position could be a disastrous; anything we can do to improve?

Not all FSMs use the Front door…..
https://www.geomancy.net/forums/topic/16637-an-in-depth-understanding-of-the-frontage-of-a-home-is-it-always-the-main-door-who-are-the-conservatives-the-modernist-what-lead-to-the-conservatives-use-of-the-main-door-only/

 

can do to improve?

Search for 12 Habits of Feng Shui. Especially habits 1, 2 and 3.

Can also consider 

https://www.geomancy.net/forums/blogs/entry/10-off-site-local-international-house-hunting-can-or-cannot-buy-eyeing-a-few-homes-which-home-is-better-for-me/

[Cecil Lee]

Client buying new home and about to sell this one… MOP soon…

[Cecil Lee]

Revisited on 30 September 2022

 

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