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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Brown County, Kansas, are generally legal, though they are not subject to uniform statewide regulations and can vary by local jurisdiction. The local term used for these rentals often encompasses properties rented for less than 30 consecutive days. In particular, the absence of zoning regulations in unincorporated Brown County allows for more flexibility, with specific communities like Hiawatha and Sabetha implementing their own rules. Popular types of STRs include rural cabins and charming homes, which cater primarily to tourists seeking leisure activities in the area, though some demand from business travelers exists, particularly during regional events. The overall market is influenced heavily by tourism, especially in scenic or historical areas. The Brown County Commission is responsible for overseeing regulations related to short-term rentals at the county level, while local city governments manage their zoning and permit applications. For more information, you can visit the Brown County official website and Kansas STR laws.
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