Massachusetts homeowner struggling to sell her $1M house over noisy feud with Pickleball players at nearby club

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A Massachusetts homeowner claims she has failed to sell her $1 million Cape Cod home for eight months due to the noise from the newly installed pickleball courts from a nearby country club.

Cause of death revealed for Massachusetts dad found dead 'underneath residence' during Hilton Head vacation Her attempts to drown out the noise by playing music at her house are often stopped by Pickleball players complaining to her about her noise. “Pickleball Noise Relief” founder Rob Mastroianni says it has become a “new phenomenon in residential communities.”

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