Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Intervale, NH

Short-term rentals in the Conway portion of Intervale are regulated under Chapter 72, requiring a rental property permit and compliance with housing and life safety standards. Requirements include either an annual self-affidavit for existing rentals or a town inspection valid for three years, with no specific zoning caps or nightly minimums explicitly listed in the primary ordinance text.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Intervale. 1) Submit a Rental Property Permit application to the Town’s Designated Official with a property description and state Meals & Rental license. 2) Choose compliance via an annual self-affidavit (for pre-existing rentals) or a town inspection (valid for 3 years). 3) Pay required fees according to the Selectboard’s schedule and renew based on the permit type (annually for affidavits, triennially for inspections).

1) Submit a Rental Property Permit application to the Town’s Designated Official with a property description and state Meals & Rental license. 2) Choose compliance via an annual self-affidavit (for pre-existing rentals) or a town inspection (valid for 3 years). 3) Pay required fees according to the Selectboard’s schedule and renew based on the permit type (annually for affidavits, triennially for inspections).