House direction & Front door

[myfs_63779]

We are in the process of buying a newly built house which seems to have a perfect enviornment. At first, I thought the house
was perfect too. But in trying to do Feng Shui
on it, I have encountered these problems;
The Front door (facing East) opens into a
living room which juts out from the main
body of the house. If you only measure the
living room, it is slightly under 1/2 the
length on the house. If you add the front
porch with the front door in it, the size of
this "addition" becomes larger than 1/2 of
the house. Is this an addition (facing the
North), or is it part of the house with corners missing??
Also, the long wall of the house faces South,
and the lower ground. This would be good except that there is very little ground to both the South and the North of the house as
it is in a "housing development", and so there
are houses in both directions. The front door
faces East, and the street. The house is
pretty much centered on the lot it is on, but
behind the house (West), beyond the back fence, the land slopes down to a beautiful
park. There is a small stream further past the park, running East to West.
The East (front door) side of the house does
face the proper higher ground which gently
wraps around the North side of the lot, and down the West side, like an arm chair.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Theresa,
It would be good if you can provide a `sketch' and send as an attachment to this forum for me to take a look at it.

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On 6/19/01 3:35:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
We are in the process of
buying a newly built house
which seems to have a perfect
enviornment. At first, I
thought the house
was perfect too. But in trying
to do Feng Shui
on it, I have encountered
these problems;
The Front door (facing East)
opens into a
living room which juts out
from the main
body of the house. If you only
measure the
living room, it is slightly
under 1/2 the
length on the house. If you
add the front
porch with the front door in
it, the size of
this "addition" becomes larger
than 1/2 of
the house. Is this an
addition (facing the
North), or is it part of the
house with corners missing??

As mentioned, it would be best to provide a sketch (in proportion) as it is difficult for me to comment on the above.

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Also, the long wall of the
house faces South,
and the lower ground. This
would be good except that
there is very little ground to
both the South and the North
of the house as
it is in a "housing
development", and so there
are houses in both directions.

Apologies.. I am not too clear on this.

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The front door
faces East, and the street.
The house is
pretty much centered on the
lot it is on, but
behind the house (West),
beyond the back fence, the
land slopes down to a
beautiful
park. There is a small stream
further past the park, running
East to West.

Determining the frontage of the house is important here. Some houses, may have the frontage facing the `back' of the house.
Usually, if this is the back of the house, it is best to have a wall or fence (bushes) to protect the back of the home.

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The East (front door) side of
the house does
face the proper higher ground
which gently
wraps around the North side of
the lot, and down the West
side, like an arm chair.

It would be good to have the house protected on each side and particularly advantages if it can be like a horseshoe effect.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil