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Lyman, New Hampshire · Grafton County

Build an ADU in Lyman.

Allowed by-right · RSA 674:71-73

New Hampshire's HB 577 lets you add one accessory dwelling unit on your single-family lot in Lyman — by-right. A detached ADU can be up to 950 sf, and ADU setbacks match your lot's single-family setbacks.

Lyman setback reference · TW zone
Front setback
65 ft
Side setback
30 ft
Rear setback
30 ft
Max lot coverage
Varies
Min lot size
90,000 sf (~2.07 ac)
Max detached ADU
950 sf

Figures reflect Lyman's TW residential zone and are a planning aid — your parcel's exact zone and overlays (wetland, shoreland) are verified before we lock your price.

Verified against the official Lyman zoning ordinance · source · 2026-07-07

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Lyman ADU FAQ

Can I build an ADU in Lyman, NH?

Yes. Under NH RSA 674:71-73 (HB 577), one accessory dwelling unit is allowed by-right on single-family lots statewide, including Lyman (Grafton County). A detached ADU can be up to 950 sf.

What are the ADU setbacks in Lyman?

In Lyman's TW zone, ADUs follow the single-family setbacks: 65 ft front, 30 ft side, and 30 ft rear. Confirm your exact zone with the town.

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