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Dear Cecil,

Thank you for your quick reply.

The house we are looking at has a pyramid type roof with two smaller but fair sized triangular roof peaks framing the front windows.

The window that faces the edge is really 3 smaller windows side by side. They will also have grids and we plan to have curtains.

How does this sound?

Overall, I am wondering how serious an issue you think this house edge is? I'm not committed yet and can still turn it down.

Thank you kindly,
Wendy





On 3/6/2002 12:05:00 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
>Dear W,
>
>Overall, if all the houses are
>offset, then there is perhaps
>not much choice i.e. you can
>select any of the units.
>
>Here, the ruleset " Once it
>cannot be seen it no longer
>becomes a threat' can apply.
>For example, a solution is to
>install day curtain to screen
>the window from this sharp
>edge.
>
>If your house has not been
>built yet, it would be
>advantages to have the pointed
>roof configuration e.g.
> ^
> / \
>/ \
> | |
>
>If you can, use the frontage
>with the `pointed' roof at the
>frontage (as a protection) for
>the house as opposed to the
>roof sideways.
>
>In addition, check to see if
>the house does not have a slop
>at the back. Where possible,
>the lot should be level on all
>sides (if possible). And
>avoid, drainage cutting or
>seem to bend inwards towards
>the lot. Consideration of the
>drainage drains is equally
>critcial as it can affect the
>auspicious or make the plot of
>land and house inauspicous.
>
>Warmest Regards,
>Cecil
>
>On 3/5/2002 11:46:00 PM, W L wrote:
>>Hi there,
>>
>>I'm about to make a decision
>>on a house and lot.
>>Everything looks great to us
>>except one thing and I am not
>>sure how much concern we
>>should have for it.
>>
>>The issue is that the lot
>>across the street is offset to
>>the side by 12 to 15ft. The
>>total width of the lot is
>>about 41ft. This means that
>>one of the windows of our
>>house faces the edge of the
>>house across the street. Most
>>of the houses on the street
>>are this way.
>>
>>The houses are parallel face
>>to face. The lots are nice
>>and square. It faces NE.
>>
>>Any comments/ideas would be
>>greatly appreciated!
>>
>>W
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