Private nuisance refers to a situation where one person's use of their property interferes with another person's enjoyment of their own property. This interference can be caused by various factors, such as noise, odors, or other disturbances that negatively impact a neighbor's quality of life. The affected party may seek legal remedies if the nuisance is significant and unreasonable. To establish a private nuisance claim, the affected individual must demonstrate that the interference is substantial and ongoing. Courts typically consider factors like the nature of the neighborhood, the severity of the disturbance, and whether the actions causing the nuisance are reasonable under the circumstances.