Fed-Up Homeowner BLOCKS Entitled Neighbors with New Fence!

Imagine living in a peaceful, spacious property, only to have your quiet life disrupted by an expanding neighborhood. You’ve created a convenient shortcut to the main road, but suddenly, your new neighbors start using it too. At first, it’s not a big deal, but then they start taking advantage of your generosity. Parties, parking, and aggressive behavior lead you to take drastic measures. But now, even the nice neighbors are suffering. Are you the bad guy here? Let’s dive into this dramatic tale!

The Expanding Neighborhood

️ New Neighbors Move In

Creating a Shortcut

Neighbors Using My Road

⚽ Not Bothered… Yet

Parking Problems

Towing Time

Building a Fence

Neighbors Apologize

⏰ Detour Dilemma

Unleashing the Dogs

Conflicted Feelings

Fenced In: A Tale of Neighbors, Shortcuts, and Boundaries

Our protagonist, the owner of a large house with a huge property, finds themselves in a dilemma as their peaceful life is disrupted by an expanding neighborhood. ️ They created a shortcut to the main road, which the new neighbors began to use, leading to parties, parking, and aggressive behavior. After multiple attempts to resolve the issue, they built a large stone fence around their property. Now, the neighbors are apologizing and begging for the fence to be removed, as their travel time to work has increased significantly. But our protagonist isn’t backing down, even threatening to let their dogs loose if the neighbors trespass again. However, they can’t help but feel conflicted, as the nice neighbors are also affected by their actions. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

NTA asserts property rights, educates on easements, and suggests courtesy.

Setting boundaries is necessary, even in rural communities.

Generous homeowner blocks entitled neighbors, NTA

Fed-up homeowner takes action against entitled neighbors. NTA.

NTA neighbor asserts their rights and boundaries, stands up to entitled neighbors.

Skeptical comment questions physical feasibility and logic of situation.

Accusation of trolling with a touch of pity

Redditors demand MS Paint sketch to visualize neighbor dispute

Protecting private property from entitled neighbors. Good move!

Neighborly kindness taken for granted, entitled neighbors get fenced out

OP’s previous post on neighborhood fence dispute.

Protect your property, NTA. ️

Impressed by the large stone fence and Game of Thrones reference.

Suggested to put up cameras to avoid retaliation. NTA.

Protecting property and children – NTA comment.

Block out entitled neighbors, not your peace of mind.

Setting boundaries with entitled neighbors. NTA wins this round!

Blocking entitled neighbors with fence – NTA homeowner prevails!

Neighbor stands up for their property rights.

Confused Redditor needs a fence diagram to visualize the problem.

Fairness matters! Consistency is key for NTA homeowner

Confused city-dweller supports homeowner’s fence, asks for pictures.

Protecting your property, but don’t involve your dogs

Dog lover reminds homeowner not to use pets as weapons.

A clever Simpsons reference that made me chuckle.

Good fences make good neighbors but gates make better ones

Good for you for blocking entitled neighbors from your property!

Neighbor blocks entitled neighbors with fence after giving chances. NTA.

Neighbor erects fence to block entitled neighbors. Legal consequences explained.

NTA installs fence to block entitled neighbors, suggests locking gate.

Suggests building a moat with a drawbridge for entitled neighbors.

Neighbor erects fence, adds 15-20 mins to commute. NTA

Homeowner blocks entitled neighbors, NTA, legal concerns discussed.

Homeowner takes a stand with new fence, NTA prevails.

Setting boundaries is key. Good fences make good neighbors.

Neighborly kindness can have unintended consequences. Protect your property!

Homeowner takes a stand against entitled neighbors’ property misuse!

Homeowner sets boundaries and avoids potential lawsuit. 110% NTA

Defending property rights and liability with a new fence.

Block entitled neighbors with new fence. Not an a-hole.

Blocking entitled neighbors from private property. NTA!

Respect people’s property! Homeowner rightfully blocks entitled neighbors. NTA

Protect your property with a fence. NTA.

Putting up a privacy fence to block entitled neighbors. NTA

Compromising with understanding neighbors can save the day

Protecting your property rights, NTA builds fence to avoid easements.

When a fence becomes necessary to avoid lawsuits and injuries

Neighbor boundaries respected!

New homeowner defends property rights and installs fence.

Fed-up homeowner blocks entitled neighbors, not owing them anything. NTA

Blocking entitled neighbors – NTA takes matters into their own hands

Set boundaries with a lock! NTA for protecting property

Protecting your property and liability can be a smart move

Neighbor blocks entitled neighbors with a fence to avoid lawsuit

Neighbor blocks entitled neighbors with new fence. NTA.

Homeowner takes action against entitled neighbors, NTA in situation.

Petty but effective suggestion for entitled neighbors.

Being a good neighbor pays off in the long run!

Neighborly gesture not required – NTA draws the line

New fence drama ends with a NTA verdict

Blocking entitled neighbors also avoids liability for teen parties.

Neighbors entitled to nothing, homeowner blocks them with fence

Neighbor dispute over property rights and fence installation.

Electrify the fence to keep entitled neighbors out? NTA

Legal liability warning prompts fence approval

Set boundaries and keep them with a fence. NTA

Protecting your assets and yourself is never a bad thing

Neighbor erects fence after being taken advantage of. NTA

A Reddit post leads to neighborly fence-building revenge

Block entitled neighbors, don’t let good ones use it either

Dealing with entitled neighbors can be frustrating

Blocking entitled neighbors from land access. NTA wins!