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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Sanford, Colorado, are regulated and must comply with local licensing requirements established by the Sanford City Council. STRs, commonly referred to as "Airbnbs," must be the primary residence of the property owner located in designated residential areas; multi-unit properties can designate one unit for short-term rental use. These rentals are legal, provided owners obtain the necessary licenses and adhere to new regulations enacted in June 2023, which aim to preserve neighborhood character and discourage the conversion of long-term housing to transient uses. Popular rental types in Sanford include unique options like treehouses and “hobbit homes,” catering primarily to tourists drawn to the area's distinctive attractions. The market primarily supports leisure tourism, though there is some demand for business travelers. The local government authority overseeing STR regulations is the Sanford City Council, which enforces occupancy limits and requires renters to maintain adequate on-site parking. For more information on regulations, visit the official site at https://sanfordspringvalenews.com/short-term-rentals/.
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