Purchase a lot that faces NW or more North

[North]

We are about to purchase a lot that faces NW, more North . My
husband was born July, 1951, I was born on October, 1954. I have two
sons one February 28, 1990 and September, 1992. The lot faces NW and
overlooks a golf course from the back of the house. As you face the street from the door the house
on the right is very large. There is not and will not be a house on our left, but we have large trees and a gazebo is planned. We are the last house on the street. It dead
ends but not to our front door. We are at a right angle to the dead end. It dead ends to trees with a small
stream that only runs during the rain, and then the golf course. Please
tell us if we can purchase this lot or a good feng shui house design for us. Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Mary,
Thank you for making the effort to describe the lot. However, it is quite difficult to provide an accessment because one really needs to look at the site inorder to properly evaluate the situation.
Please see below:-

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On 6/10/00 10:44:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
We are about to purchase a lot
that faces NW, more North . My
husband was born July, 1951, I
was born on October, 1954. I
have two
sons one February 28, 1990 and
September, 1992. The lot faces
NW and
Here, you can try to optimize the layout plan by:

1. Using Flying Star to see which can be your best main entrance. And if possible, the house has good Flying Stars in the various rooms.
2. Use the eight house charts to see where the bedrooms and the main entrance (can be).

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overlooks a golf course from
the back of the house.
This is acceptable as it sounds like you may not have water behind the plot of land. However, it is good to have a solid `backing'.
As you
face the street from the door
the house
on the right is very large.
There is not and will not be a
house on our left, but we have
large trees and a gazebo is
planned.
We are the last house
on the street. It dead
ends but not to our front
door. We are at a right angle
to the dead end. It dead ends
to trees with a small
stream that only runs during
the rain, and then the golf
course.
I am not too sure how the house looks like but where possible avoid three houses facing each other at a dead end street.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil