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Sheds and garages in Prince George's County, MD

One shed under 150 sq ft is exempt. Accessory structures stay out of the front yard and corner side yard, and structures over 10 ft step back 1 ft from side and rear lines for each foot over 10 ft.

A person last checked these rules on October 20, 2026. This is guidance only, so confirm with Prince George's County before you build.

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  • RSF-65 and RSF-95 accessory heights are in SetbackIQ's shed and garage answers.High confidence

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Where can a shed or garage go in Prince George's County?
One shed under 150 sq ft is exempt. Accessory structures stay out of the front yard and corner side yard, and structures over 10 ft step back 1 ft from side and rear lines for each foot over 10 ft.

Sources

  1. Prince George's County Zoning Ordinance § 27-4202(e), RSF-65 intensity and dimensional standards. Checked 2026-10-20
    Single-family detached dwelling: net lot area 6,500 sf; lot width 65 ft; lot coverage 35%; front yard 25 ft; side yard 8 ft (25 ft alongside the street on a corner lot); rear yard 20 ft; principal structure height 40 ft; accessory structure height 15 ft (ma…
  2. Prince George's County Zoning Ordinance § 27-4202(d), RSF-95 intensity and dimensional standards. Checked 2026-10-20
    Single-family detached dwelling: net lot area 9,500 sf; lot width 75 ft; lot coverage 30%; front yard 25 ft; side yard 8 ft (25 ft alongside the street on a corner lot); rear yard 20 ft; principal structure height 40 ft; accessory structure height 15 ft.

Disclaimer: This is general information, not legal or professional advice for any one property. Codes change. SetbackIQ is not a zoning determination, a permit, or a survey, and it does not replace an architect, engineer, or lawyer. Confirm with your building and zoning offices before you build, buy, or sign a contract.