Dear Master Lee: Thank you very much for your response. Attached is a sketch of the house that was shown to us. It sits on a culdesac location. Both the front door and the driveway face the culdesac (the black rectangle is the front door, the other is the driveway). It was built in 2000 and the price is reasonable. The back view is great. Would you please tell me if the house is at a bad location on the cul-de-sac and should we buy this house? Thank you very much for your advice. Very respectfully yours, pam

Dear Pam,

From your sketch:

1. The specific property is not at the "worst" end of the cul-de-sac.

2. Imagine a "knife", it's edge or blade slices more distinctly to (especially) the opposite propertyof Para 1.

3. However, at a cul-de-sac, no matter where a home is, where preferably, the main door should not be direclty facing the cul-de-sac. Where possible the main door is often at the side of the home or a car park leading into the home. And the main door is e.g. on the "left side" of the home.
This is to make sure that there is no "possibility" of any threats to the main entrance.

Besides the above, of-course usual things like drainage? The drainage such as a large drain behind the house is not that auspicious, is there any lamp post slicing the main door or windows....

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/22/2004 5:37:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Master Lee: Thank you

very much for your response.

Attached is a sketch of the

house that was shown to us. It

sits on a culdesac location.

Both the front door and the

driveway face the culdesac

(the black rectangle is the

front door, the other is the

driveway). It was built in

2000 and the price is

reasonable. The back view is

great. Would you please tell

me if the house is at a bad

location on the cul-de-sac and

should we buy this house?

Thank you very much for your

advice. Very respectfully

yours, pam