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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Lincoln County, Maine, are legally permitted but are subject to strict regulations. Locally referred to as STRs, these properties, which include cabins, homes, and accessory guest houses, can be rented for no more than 30 consecutive nights. Owners are required to obtain an STR license, which involves an annual property inspection and associated fees, since new licenses cost $900, with annual renewals at $600. The maximum occupancy is limited to two persons per sleeping area plus two additional guests, not counting children under two years. The business environment in Lincoln County largely caters to tourists, especially during peak seasons when the natural beauty of the area attracts visitors seeking rural retreats. The local government authority overseeing these regulations is the Lincoln County Sheriff's office, which provides details on licensing and compliance. For more information, visit the Lincoln County STR Licensing website at.
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