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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Upper Red Hook, New York, are legal but strictly regulated by the Town of Red Hook. STRs, often referred to locally as "vacation rentals," can only operate with an annual permit, and property owners are limited to renting their primary residence for up to 120 days per year, or up to 210 days for hosted rentals (limited to one bedroom). Rentals thrive in various types of properties, including quaint cabins in rural areas, which are popular with tourists looking for nature experiences, as well as suburban homes that attract families and groups. The STR market generally caters more to tourists seeking a getaway, with a consistent influx during weekends and summer months. The Town of Red Hook Zoning Enforcement Officer is responsible for overseeing and enforcing these regulations, ensuring compliance with safety standards such as smoke detectors and proper means of egress. For detailed regulations and guidelines, visit the official site at.
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