Neighbours at war: Clyde locals feud over abusive Airbnb holidaymakers

But their neighbouring property owners said their guests were the ones abused, rather than the other way round. Hamish Meddings and Heather Breen and their four children live next door at 84 Sutherland St and say the house last summer made their lives like “torture and hell”. Her children were unable to sleep upstairs, had nightmares and were frightened someone would come in from the house next door. “Each time I went in and out of the garage, closing the door behind me, the door sticks slightly. The Potters, who owned other properties in Clyde, were due to return permanently to the town next month, and would be living at 86 Sutherland St.stephen.hepburn@odt.co.nz