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Short-term rentals, commonly referred to as "Short-Term Home Rentals" (STHRs), are legal in Washington County, Minnesota, but are subject to specific regulations set by local municipalities, such as Stillwater, which passed Ordinance 1093 in 2017 to govern their use. This ordinance permits rentals for periods of 30 days or less, provided owners obtain the necessary licenses. Typically, STHRs thrive in various property types, including urban apartments and suburban homes, particularly appealing to tourists visiting the scenic St. Croix River Valley and the historic area of Stillwater. The influx of tourists establishes a favorable business environment, although there are also opportunities for rentals catering to business travelers due to the area's proximity to larger cities. The main regulatory body overseeing these rentals at the local level is the respective city government, such as the City of Stillwater's Community Development Department. For more detailed regulations and licensing information, you can visit the official websites: City of Stillwater and Washington County.
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