I am looking to buy this house, the main door faces away from the road, but when I go to the kitchen, there is a carpark behind which seems to come directly at the house. I have attached a photo of what looks like from the kitchen. 

Is there any issue from the google maps that you see? Also this unit is on the second floor. 

Really need your help in this. 

Thank you for your help!!

Added by Cecil Lee: I have deleted the two streetmap attachments to ensure privacy.

 

 

 

1. What I have noticed is a slight Tian Zhan Sha, which is not a significant issue. The presence of a neighborhood HDB block across the street obstructs a direct route to the kitchen of this home.

2. Furthermore, the unit is located on the 2nd floor, and the service road leading to this unit does not appear to experience heavy or fast traffic.

3. If the kitchen is equipped with casement windows, it is possible to limit the opening of certain window panels to a minimum.

4. The primary concern would arise if this were to affect the view from the living room.

Reference: What is Tian Zhan Sha?

 

Thank you Cecil Master! 

Here are the main points from this page:

• House orientation concern: The prospective buyer noted that the main door faces away from the road, but from the kitchen, a carpark appears to come directly toward the unit.

• Unit details: The property is located on the second floor.

• Feng Shui assessment by Cecil Lee:

  • There is a slight Tian Zhan Sha (Heavenly Slash Sha), but it is not considered a major issue.

  • A nearby HDB block across the street helps obstruct a direct “sha qi” (negative energy) path to the kitchen.

  • The service road behind the unit does not seem to have heavy or fast traffic, reducing potential Feng Shui concerns.

  • If the kitchen has casement windows, limiting the opening of certain panels can help mitigate exposure.

  • The main concern would only arise if the carpark view directly affects the living room, rather than just the kitchen.

• Outcome: The buyer thanked Cecil Lee for the professional advice, indicating reassurance about the property’s Feng Shui.