Hi there,
I was hoping to obtain some feng shui advice on a recently purchased property.
It is located along a cul-de-sac, which I understand is not optimal from a feng shui perspective.
I have attached two pictures:

• one showing a top down view (red = property perimeter, black = house/studio, green = front door, blue = driveway)
• a second showing the view from the cul-de-sac towards the front of the property.
  

Is there anything that you would recommend I consider to enhance the feng shui?
Thanks very much for your insight.

Hi again,
I forgot to mention that this is in the southern hemisphere, and that in the top-view picture, the right side is east, bottom is south, left side is west, and top is north.
Thanks very much.

These are some considerations:

1. There is a general consensus amongst geomancers that there should not be a difference in the practice of Feng Shui for both North and South hemisphere.

2. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui: the question asked is how "vulnerable" your frontage or home is to sha qi or poison arrows.

3. Simply from a top-down view: does the cul-de-sac cause a "slice-into" the home i.e. a sha qi (poison arrow) or

3.1. In the even if there is a run-away vehicle, can this vehicle run-amok and plough into e.g. the main entrance or windows or other "vulnerable" parts of the home.

IF the answer is no to para 3 or 3.1 then one is said to be reasonable ok from the cul-de-sac

One can also do a search in this forum for past mgs on cul-de-sac

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On 1/1/2016 12:15:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi again,I forgot to mention
that this is in the southern
hemisphere, and that in the
top-view picture, the right
side is east, bottom is south,
left side is west, and top is
north.Thanks very much.