Can a primary residence be registered in a tiny house?

One of the most important questions for anyone who truly wants to use their tiny house as a permanent home, rather than just as a second home or vacation property, is: Is it officially permitted?

Yes. The tiny houses on our property in Wasserburg am Inn are approved under building law—not as a temporary or tolerated solution, but as full-fledged residential space. This means the tiny house can be lived in permanently, and your primary residence can be officially registered with the local residents' registration office.

This is not something that can be taken for granted in the tiny house scene; many projects are legally classified only as camping or weekend use. From the beginning, it was important to us that our residents are truly at home here, with all the rights and responsibilities that come with it.

If you would like to learn more about the exact legal framework, please feel free to contact us—we will provide you with transparent information regarding the current status of the permits for your desired plot.