Land Use & Zoning
An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in New Hampshire is:
AA detached single-family home on a separate lot
BA secondary dwelling unit on the same parcel as a primary residence, such as an in-law apartment✓ Correct
CA commercial unit attached to a residential structure
DAny unit rented for short-term vacation use
Explanation
An ADU is a secondary living unit on the same parcel as the primary residence. NH law (RSA 674:71-73) requires municipalities to allow ADUs on certain lots, promoting housing diversity and affordability.
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