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Dear Master Lee,

 

Could you advise if a house situated on a gentle 'V' shape road is fine? Some say it is best to be on a flat road.

Is it fine for a house (not the last unit) to be situated along a dead end?

 

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These are some considerations:

1. Oh dear! This is too abstract or cartoon-like to be useful. But Thanks for making an effort though..

2. Look at it this way, as your profiles shows that you are in Singapore, there are lots of estate all over this tiny red dot that has a gentle slope.

3. Thus even in the East: Siglap, Opera Estate, Bedok to Bukit Timah area etc.. Lots of natural land that was developed for Private housing.

3.1. Thus lots of homes are also on slopes gentle or steep.

4. You wrote: Is it fine for a house (not the last unit) to be situated along a dead end?

4.1 “A photo tells a thousand words.” Again your above one liner is too abstract.

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Note: In Singlish, it simply means “Cannot understand.”


1. Further to what I mentioned;

2. Please refrain from posting cartoon style pictorials and expect an answer.

3. Unless of course it is for the purpose of a caricature.

4. I did a quick search and if one clicks on any of these links, they are real places, real images.

5. No offence. As I understand it also takes effort to draw cartoonish pictures. But don't you think it is a waste of your time?

6. Frankly look, here...

 

 

 


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