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Dear Carol
I do encounter such types of houses:-
1. In a very broad sense, this house is "entrapped."
2. To the extend of it being entrapped, it depends on various factors:
2.1 As you mentioned that it is at the same level as other houses.
2.2 Neighbouring houses are of the same level and there is no dominant houses around it i.e. taller than it is.
3. One important thing to note is to look at the frontage of all the houses within or surrounding this "entrapped" house.
3.1 For example, if the frontage of the house is facing the front house which has a frontage in the similar direction and lined up approximately the same level, the front house would enjoy its normal share of Qi influence while the house in question not receive the same Qi as a normal house as it is blocked by the front house.
3.2 If the frontage faces the road leading to the house (parallel to it), the Qi is acceptable but this also depends on the house it is facing.
3.3 If the houses side by side of the house in question has its frontage similar facing as the house infront of the `flag house' this is better than having the frontage of both houses (left and right of it) facing it.
More details such as the above is needed to make further analysis.
You also mentioned that there is a water position behind the house. This is inauspcious.
Overall, it is best to avoid such a house if you can. Even if one gets such a house, its Feng Shui is either from average to below average or inauspicious.
The above is not an exhaustive comment as we have not really seen the actual view of the site (the house and its neighbours).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 12/14/99 12:31:38 PM, Carol Gong wrote:
>Dear Cecil,
>Your drawing is very correct.
>There are three houses
>surrounding this house. A
>fourth house is in front of
>the house. The driveway
>(belong to this house)(as
>shown in your drawing) leads
>to the two-car garage of this
>house. The land is at the same
>level of all the houses
>involved. All the houses are
>two-story, about the same
>height.
>
>In the back yard of the house
>behind this house, there is a
>swimming pool.
>
> House
> Swimming pool
>House |-------------------|
>House
> | This house |
> | |
> | |
> | -----------|
> |Drive |
> |Way | House
> | |
> | |
>
>Thanks,
>
>Carol
>On 12/14/99 8:12:54 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
>>Dear Carol,
>>
>>If I get your description
>>correctly, there is a side
>>road leading towards the
>>house.
>>
>>1. Is the house surrounded at
>>all sides?
>>
>>2. Is the land the same level
>>as its neighbours or is it
>>lower/higher.
>>
>>3. How tall is the houses
>>around it.
>>
>>4. Any water position behind
>>the house?
>>
>>----------
>>| The |
>>| House |
>>| -------
>>| |
>>| | Another House
>>| |
>>
>>Is the above a correct drawing
>>of the house?
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Cecil
>>
>>On 12/14/99 7:58:04 AM, Carol Gong
>>wrote:
>>>I need advice. There is an
>>>open house I visited this
>>>weekend. It is a flag design,
>>>which means it is behind
>>>another house. It is not
>>>facing the street. It is like
>>>a flag. What about Feng Shui
>>>on this type of house?
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>
>>
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>>
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