Opinions on Orientation of Home

[sdrealtor]

A north to northeast facing backyard could easily be unusable frozen tundra for much of the year. If you have small children it will be cold,dark and damp all winter.

[briansd1]

What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?

[briansd1]

What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?

[briansd1]

What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?

[briansd1]

What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?

[briansd1]

What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?

[faterikcartman]

[quote=briansd1]What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?[/quote]

That’s pretty funny as when I tried my google-fu at this most of the sites that came up were about Feng Shui. Unfortunately I am one of those crazy people who don’t care if my Yin and Yang are out of balance!

There is a hill to the West and the Street is to the east.

Wish I could check the place out in January, but that won’t be possible. Like SDR, I have preferred to have the backyard face south.

Trying to figure out if I should veto the wife over this issue. Just about everything else is a win. Solar may have room on hill but that may bring up another issue — can you put solar (PV) on designated “open space”?

Thanks again gang.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=briansd1]What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?[/quote]

That’s pretty funny as when I tried my google-fu at this most of the sites that came up were about Feng Shui. Unfortunately I am one of those crazy people who don’t care if my Yin and Yang are out of balance!

There is a hill to the West and the Street is to the east.

Wish I could check the place out in January, but that won’t be possible. Like SDR, I have preferred to have the backyard face south.

Trying to figure out if I should veto the wife over this issue. Just about everything else is a win. Solar may have room on hill but that may bring up another issue — can you put solar (PV) on designated “open space”?

Thanks again gang.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=briansd1]What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?[/quote]

That’s pretty funny as when I tried my google-fu at this most of the sites that came up were about Feng Shui. Unfortunately I am one of those crazy people who don’t care if my Yin and Yang are out of balance!

There is a hill to the West and the Street is to the east.

Wish I could check the place out in January, but that won’t be possible. Like SDR, I have preferred to have the backyard face south.

Trying to figure out if I should veto the wife over this issue. Just about everything else is a win. Solar may have room on hill but that may bring up another issue — can you put solar (PV) on designated “open space”?

Thanks again gang.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=briansd1]What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?[/quote]

That’s pretty funny as when I tried my google-fu at this most of the sites that came up were about Feng Shui. Unfortunately I am one of those crazy people who don’t care if my Yin and Yang are out of balance!

There is a hill to the West and the Street is to the east.

Wish I could check the place out in January, but that won’t be possible. Like SDR, I have preferred to have the backyard face south.

Trying to figure out if I should veto the wife over this issue. Just about everything else is a win. Solar may have room on hill but that may bring up another issue — can you put solar (PV) on designated “open space”?

Thanks again gang.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=briansd1]What is the proper Feng Shui orientation?[/quote]

That’s pretty funny as when I tried my google-fu at this most of the sites that came up were about Feng Shui. Unfortunately I am one of those crazy people who don’t care if my Yin and Yang are out of balance!

There is a hill to the West and the Street is to the east.

Wish I could check the place out in January, but that won’t be possible. Like SDR, I have preferred to have the backyard face south.

Trying to figure out if I should veto the wife over this issue. Just about everything else is a win. Solar may have room on hill but that may bring up another issue — can you put solar (PV) on designated “open space”?

Thanks again gang.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor]frozen tundra [/quote]

Good one. I agree. Damn, we’re some spoiled San Diego bastards, aren’t we?

I like a (back of the house)southern exposure for the all-day light you get in your living areas. You also don’t get the direct, through-your-windows and in-your-eyes sunlight that you get later in the day with a western exposure.

Southeast is nice, too. You get the morning sun to warm up your house and brighten your breakfast, but not too much afternoon sun.

For feng shui, I’m pretty sure the direction of the front door is what’s important.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor]frozen tundra [/quote]

Good one. I agree. Damn, we’re some spoiled San Diego bastards, aren’t we?

I like a (back of the house)southern exposure for the all-day light you get in your living areas. You also don’t get the direct, through-your-windows and in-your-eyes sunlight that you get later in the day with a western exposure.

Southeast is nice, too. You get the morning sun to warm up your house and brighten your breakfast, but not too much afternoon sun.

For feng shui, I’m pretty sure the direction of the front door is what’s important.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor]frozen tundra [/quote]

Good one. I agree. Damn, we’re some spoiled San Diego bastards, aren’t we?

I like a (back of the house)southern exposure for the all-day light you get in your living areas. You also don’t get the direct, through-your-windows and in-your-eyes sunlight that you get later in the day with a western exposure.

Southeast is nice, too. You get the morning sun to warm up your house and brighten your breakfast, but not too much afternoon sun.

For feng shui, I’m pretty sure the direction of the front door is what’s important.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor]frozen tundra [/quote]

Good one. I agree. Damn, we’re some spoiled San Diego bastards, aren’t we?

I like a (back of the house)southern exposure for the all-day light you get in your living areas. You also don’t get the direct, through-your-windows and in-your-eyes sunlight that you get later in the day with a western exposure.

Southeast is nice, too. You get the morning sun to warm up your house and brighten your breakfast, but not too much afternoon sun.

For feng shui, I’m pretty sure the direction of the front door is what’s important.

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