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Hi everyone. I have a question about a garden and neighbors. My sister lives in a private house, and her garden isn't fenced. Three neighbors regularly pass through it. They walk across her garden and could pick apples, flower seeds, etc.—and this really stresses her out. If she fences the plot with a mesh fence, the neighbors wouldn't be able to walk through, etc. Is that their problem? How would you handle this if you were in her shoes? I'm worried about her and the younger neighbors.
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Marina
Wow, this feels like a pass-through for everyone. Is that really what it is? I would have put up a fence a long time ago. And if people keep cutting through from the neighbors' yards and even tearing things up, would they like that?
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Olga
A fence is needed.
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Katerina
Of course, you can put up a fence. A mesh fence is allowed, up to 2 meters high.
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Tatyana
I would have put up a fence a long time ago; now I still have to deal with other people's bold looks.
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Olga
Of course—the fence! I hadn't thought about the neighbors yet.
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Lyubov
Tatyana Thank you :)
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Inga
Of course, a fence.
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Lyubov
Katerina Thank you :)
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Lyubov
Olga Thank you :)
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Lyubov
Marina Thank you :)
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Elena
We just bought a house.
There’s no fence between us and the neighboring house—the same developer built both homes and they were bought at the same time.
The neighbors came by and suggested, 'let's put up a chicken-wire fence, or maybe we don't need anything at all!'
My husband and I want a solid, continuous fence, since we value privacy and enjoy sunbathing.
The issue was settled right away.
So do whatever is comfortable for your sister, and there's no need to walk through her garden!
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Shashkova Anna
A house with three owners? They're young, yes, but there's no need to be foolish.
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Lyubov
Thank you :)
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Lyubov
Elena Thank you :)
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Lyubov
Inga Thank you :)
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shilkina zhanna
If the land is allocated by an SNT (gardeners' non-profit partnership), she can safely install a mesh fence up to 1.8 meters tall (the fence is allowed, but it should be transparent). If the land is for individual housing construction (IZhS), she can install a solid fence up to 2.2 meters tall.
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Anastasiya Soloveva
These neighbors are really brazen, of course.
Our gardens aren’t fenced either.
The plots are large—about 30 sotkas each (roughly 0.3 hectares)—and you can’t fence them all in.
But not a single neighbor from another plot trespasses onto someone else’s garden, and certainly no one takes anything without asking.
I would say that if I ever see anyone else on my plot, I will call the police, because this is private property and it would count as hooliganism (it wouldn’t amount to theft).
That’s how I would handle it if they won’t put up a fence, given that the garden is large.
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Kosheleva-Stepanenko Darya
Of course, a fence. And if the neighbors start meddling, I'd say that I'm protecting my territory and my garden from rude and shameless neighbors.
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