House Manager – L’Eau Hill House

The Steward of the Home and Caretaker of The Guest Experience

About Kin & Co.

Kin & Co. is a family-owned, multi-brand company that helps people hold onto what matters through spaces, gatherings, and tools that make beauty, memory, and connection visible. Through our family of brands, including our flagship venues L’Eau Hill and Norwood’s Vineyard, as well as creative partners Always June (event styling and decor) and True North (spiritual wellness company), we create space for intentional living. Everything we do is grounded in legacy, hospitality, and soul. Together, we’ve served thousands of guests and built a reputation for care, creativity, and excellence that leaves a lasting impression.

We don’t just build venues or host events — we help people preserve what they love, celebrate what’s true, and experience what lasts.

We are memory makers.
We are spacekeepers.
We are story-carriers.
We are beauty interpreters.

About L’Eau Hill

L’Eau Hill is a private residence in Atlanta (near Grant Park) that opens its doors for both overnight stays and intimate, private events of up to 40 guests. Designed for connection and celebration, the home has welcomed more than 300 gatherings in the past three years — from milestone birthdays and backyard weddings to bridal and baby showers, wellness retreats, creative productions, and film shoots.

Every celebration here happens within the warmth and character of a lived-in home, where a heated saltwater pool, spa-like suites, indoor–outdoor living spaces, and lush gardens create a backdrop for memories that feel personal and lasting. With over 100 five-star reviews, L’Eau Hill is known for its thoughtful details, gracious hospitality, and a sense of ease that makes every guest feel at home.

About This Role

The House Manager is both caretaker of the home and steward of the guest experience at L’Eau Hill. This is the person who ensures L’Eau Hill is pristine, welcoming, and functioning flawlessly for every booking, from the first walkthrough to the last light turned off.

Most events will be managed solo, sometimes with a parking attendant for larger gatherings. On occasion, members of the owner’s family may be present, especially in fall/winter or for partial-home-use bookings. The House Manager must be comfortable in both settings, maintaining professionalism and ease whether working independently or alongside family.

Our Commitment to Your Training

Whether or not you’ve worked in hospitality before, we invest deeply in our team. Every Kin & Co. client-facing House Manager participates in a 12-month guided hospitality training designed to refine and elevate hosting skills. This training takes place alongside your work and covers topics such as guest care, property stewardship, conflict resolution, and the art of memorable, gracious service. By the end, you’ll be confident in delivering a master-level of hospitality that our guests will remember for years.

What You’ll Do

Home Preparation & Staging

• Prepare the home to five-star readiness (indoor and outdoor).

• Stage all areas: align furniture, check amenities, refresh décor, and remove visible debris.

• Perform light cleaning and touch-ups as needed.

• Coordinate with our cleaning team for deep cleans and give quality feedback when needed.

Guest Welcome & Orientation

• Greet hosts warmly and provide a brief home orientation.

• Conduct a pre-event walkthrough to confirm readiness and review house guidelines (noise, parking, smoking).

• Set expectations kindly but clearly.

Event Oversight

• Remain on-site during events, available for venue-related questions and troubleshooting.

• Monitor adherence to house rules and address issues discreetly.

• Exercise decision-making authority to pause or adjust guest use of the home if safety, rules, or property integrity are at risk.

Post-Event Care

• Lead a post-event walkthrough with the host to assess the condition and confirm that nothing is missing or damaged.

• Reset the home: move furniture back, remove trash, tidy spaces.

• Report any maintenance needs, repairs, or restocking requirements.

Ongoing Home Care & Coordination

• Maintain inventory and restock household supplies (paper goods, guest amenities, pool towels, etc.).

• Organize and reset storage areas.

• Place and receive supply orders; coordinate deliveries.

• Schedule and coordinate recurring or as-needed maintenance (electricians, plumbers, landscapers, etc.).

• Maintain a house calendar of events, bookings, vendor visits, and maintenance schedules.

Special Project Support

• Assist with planning and execution of seasonal L’Eau Hill gatherings hosted by Kin & Co. or the owner (e.g., poolside Pilates, sound baths, intimate dinners).

• Support logistics for company- or family-hosted gatherings at the home.

• May include vendor outreach, event flow planning, and on-site support during these events.

• On occasion and with guest permission, capture photos or video of the home when fully staged before events for internal and marketing purposes.

Qualifications

• Reliable transportation and the ability to travel to/from the home.

• Consistent punctuality; must be on time for all shifts.

• Commitment to hospitality — experience preferred, but a love for hosting is essential.

• Strong visual eye for detail and presentation.

• Comfortable working solo for extended hours.

• Warm, approachable demeanor with strong oral communication skills.

• Comfortable addressing conflict with grace and professionalism.

• Adaptable to changing event schedules and seasonal pace.

• Positive, solution-oriented, and enjoyable to work with.

Additional Details

• Employment Type: Independent Contractor; Part-time.

• Compensation: $20/hour (plus daily lunch allowances and monthly travel allowances)

• Hours: Event-based; Primarily weekends (Fri-Sun); varies by season and booking volume

• Peak Season: May–September (high volume, weekends required, average 15-30 hours per week)

• Off-Peak: October–March (lighter schedule, occasional events, average 8-15 hours per week)