Lakeside Cottage Leasing
RHPZ HAUS, LLC manages a quiet collection of lakeside cottages, weekend cabins and leased dock space from its office at 4712 W Bayview Dr, South Jordan - 84009-1328, United States (US). Every stay is arranged by hand, from the first enquiry through the final key hand-back, so the season runs calmly for owners and guests alike. Families who lease through the desk receive one named contact, a written pass window and a dock crew that surveys the water before any berth is assigned.
See how the six lease services work →A Leasing House, Not a Booking Platform
RHPZ HAUS, LLC was built around a simple observation: a lakeside cottage is not a hotel room and should never be sold like one. Guests come back to the same porch, the same jetty, the same stretch of evening water, and the leasing relationship has to hold that continuity. Our team keeps a written record of every cottage, every slip assignment and every seasonal habit so that the second summer feels like the second summer, not a first booking. That record also covers the small practical matters, such as which gate key a household prefers and how early a family likes the dock crew to arrive.
The office at 4712 W Bayview Dr, South Jordan - 84009-1328, United States (US) coordinates each lease with the property host, the dock crew and the guest. Because all six of our lease services were designed together, a family that begins with a weekend cabin booking can later move into a season pass, add a kayak rack space, and eventually settle into long-stay cottage terms without starting the paperwork again.
Each shelf below carries one service. Read the short note, then open the full description for availability, season windows and lease conditions.
Two-night and three-night cottage windows arranged for the shoulder seasons, with the key hand-over timed around the host schedule rather than a lockbox. Bookings are confirmed in writing and include the jetty access card for the stay. Full details →
Annual and mid-season berths for a single craft, with an assigned cleat line, a known water depth and a written maintenance clause covering the pier boards and the mooring rings. Full details →
A single pass covering repeated daytime visits, shore access and the shared reading shelter across the open-water months. Pass holders receive the same welcome briefing every year without repeating the forms. Full details →
A rack bay on the covered store for one kayak or two paddles and a small dry bag, with a numbered strap so gear is never mixed with another guest. Rack leases run alongside a cabin or slip lease. Full details →
Cold-season use of a small ice-house shelter with a heated bench, a shelf for tackle, and a marked safe approach across the bay. Lets are short and weather-dependent, reviewed each week by the dock crew. Full details →
Full-season and multi-season cottage leases for families who treat the lake as a second home, with a written inventory, a service schedule and a renewal conversation held before the winter close. Full details →
RHPZ HAUS, LLC opens its summer season window in early May, and the leasing desk welcomes written enquiries from families who would like their cottage pass held before the pier boards are laid for the year.
Inside the Dock House
The dock house is the working heart of our leasing operation. It holds the slip board on the north wall, the oar rack beside the door, and a depth gauge rail that the crew reads before every launch. Guests rarely see the room, but every lease decision passes through it. When a family arrives for a weekend cabin booking, the desk already knows which cleat is free, how much water sits under it, and whether the reading shelter roof was repaired after the last storm. The same board is checked again before a season pass is renewed, so that a pass holder never arrives at a gate that the crew has forgotten to unlock.
Our approach to the dock slip leases follows the same discipline. Each berth is surveyed twice a year, the mooring hardware is inspected on a written schedule, and the depth at the outermost line is recorded so larger craft are never placed where they will ground at low water. For long-stay cottage terms, the crew keeps a maintenance calendar that is shared with the guest in plain language rather than a technical log. A guest who wants the calendar in print receives a copy at the autumn renewal conversation, with the winter drain dates marked in the same hand that signs the lease.
The winter work matters just as much. Winter ice-house lets are reviewed weekly against the ice thickness on the bay, and the desk will close a shelter without hesitation if the approach is unsafe. We would rather turn a booking away than place a family on thin ice, and our guests have come to expect that caution. The same care extends to the kayak rack rentals, where every strap is checked each morning so that a craft is never left hanging on a worn buckle.
Leasing questions, slip availability and pass renewals are handled at the South Jordan office. Write to leasing@rhpzhaus.lol or call +13255231350 during business hours. You can also use the form on our contact page.
The Leasing Ledger
Pier boards are checked and re-laid, dock slips are surveyed, and the kayak rack rentals are restrapped for the returning craft. Weekend cabin windows for early summer are confirmed and the pass list is closed to new names until the first guests settle in.
The desk runs the full six services at once. Season passes are honoured at the shore gate, dock slips are inspected after heavy weather, and long-stay families receive their mid-season check-in note with maintenance dates and any changes to the shelter schedule.
The pier is lifted, the ice-house shelters are prepared, and every lease that will renew is discussed in person or by phone. Long-stay cottage terms that continue through the cold months receive a heating and pipe-care briefing before the first hard frost.
The leasing desk is taking written enquiries for weekend cabin bookings, dock slips and full-season cottage terms. Send the dates you have in mind and the desk will reply with the windows that remain open.