The property dispute surrounding Dorinda Medley's famed Massachusetts estate, Blue Stone Manor, has escalated, with the neighbor named in the 'The Real Housewives of New York City' alum's lawsuit formally denying that she has encroached on the property, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.
In her response, the neighbor asserts that every area she is accused of encroaching upon remains within the boundaries of her own property. She further states that she has already relocated any structures or features that could potentially be considered encroachments.
The neighbor also disputes Medley's account of the events leading up to the filing, claiming she never received the repeated demands regarding the alleged encroachments that Medley's lawsuit describes.
As previously reported, Medley filed suit over her belief that her neighbor's new shed, fence, and driveway are encroaching on her property. The case centers on the boundaries of Blue Stone Manor, the estate that has become familiar to viewers of the Bravo reality series.
The filing was reported on October 22, 2026, and the dispute remains active in court. For local residents, the case highlights the ongoing tensions that can arise over property lines and improvements in the area surrounding the estate.