oheistilan

Oheistilan is a Finnish term that broadly refers to an accompanying or auxiliary facility. It is often used in legal and administrative contexts to describe a building or structure that is functionally linked to a main property or building, but is not the primary dwelling or purpose of the land. For example, an outbuilding like a shed, a garage, or a small guesthouse on a property might be considered an oheistila.

The classification of a structure as an oheistila can have implications for zoning regulations, building permits, and property taxes. The specific definition and legal standing of an oheistila can vary depending on Finnish legislation and local municipal ordinances. It is important to note that the term does not imply that the accompanying facility is of lesser importance, but rather that it serves a secondary or supporting role to the main property. This concept helps to distinguish different types of structures and their intended uses within the framework of land ownership and development.