Real Estate / Leasing
Long-Term Rentals in Park City, Heber Valley, and the Wasatch Back
Living here year-round is a different proposition than visiting. You are looking for a place near the school run, the trailhead, or the commute over Parleys — not just near a lift. Moose Management leases furnished and unfurnished homes, condos, and townhomes across Park City, Kimball Junction, Prospector Square, and Heber Valley, mostly on one-year terms with a few offered at eighteen months.
Most of what we lease sits in the same neighborhoods where we manage vacation homes. That means local maintenance, a team that knows the building, and a leasing manager who drives past the property rather than dispatching from out of state. Furnished homes arrive move-in ready, which helps if you are relocating ahead of a purchase, working a season in town, or waiting out a build. Several will consider a dog.
Homes we lease, by neighborhood
Availability changes as residents renew. Call or email the leasing team and we will tell you what is open and what opens next.
Prospector Condos
- Furnished and unfurnished studios
- Utilities, TV and internet included
- Downtown; pool, hot tub and fireplace
- No pets · max 2 people
New Claim
- Furnished, downtown Park City
- Utilities, TV and internet included
- Mountain views, steps to the free shuttle
- No pets
Powderwood Pines
- Furnished two-bedroom condos
- Pool, hot tub and clubhouse
- Gas fireplace, covered parking
- One dog considered (fees apply)
Bear Hollow Lodges
- Furnished and unfurnished options
- Near the clubhouse and Olympic Park
- Walking tunnel to Redstone shops
- Dog considered (deposit applies)
Bear Hollow Village
- Furnished family home
- On the walking trails, near the clubhouse
- 12- or 18-month lease
- One dog considered (fees apply)
Parks Edge
- Furnished three-bedroom townhomes
- Along the trails, steps to the pool
- Three full baths
- Pets considered (fees apply)
Rents are current monthly asking rents and can change. Pet approval is per home and per pet.
Leasing with Moose
Ask what's open
Call or email us with your move-in date, size and whether you need furnished or pet-friendly.
See the home
We show the home in person. Our team knows every building we lease.
Apply
Submit an application ($30 fee). Approval includes a credit and background check and references.
Move in
First month's rent plus a security deposit equal to one month's rent. Local maintenance from day one.
Looking for a long-term rental?
Tell us your move-in date, how many bedrooms you need, and whether you have a dog. We will tell you what is open now and what opens next.
Real estate notice: Through December 31, 2026, residential leasing services are provided in partnership with, and through our brokerage, Advantage Management and Real Estate Services. Starting January 1, 2027, residential leasing is handled directly by Moose Management.
Homeowner? See lease management for owners.
Send the leasing team a message
Tell us what you need and when. We'll get back to you soon.
Monthly Mountain Retreats
If you need a place for a few months rather than a full lease, we rent furnished homes by the month from May through November at a custom rate — utilities and internet handled, no application, no year-long commitment. It is the usual answer for a relocation that is still in motion, a remodel running long, or a season of remote work in the mountains.
See monthly rates →Long-Term Leasing Questions
Where can I find long-term rentals in Park City, Utah?
Moose Management leases year-round homes across Park City and the Wasatch Back — Prospector Condos and New Claim for studios and two-bedroom condos near downtown, Powderwood Pines for furnished two-bedrooms with a pool and hot tub, and Bear Hollow and Parks Edge for two- to four-bedroom homes along the trails. Call or email the leasing team for what is open now and what opens next.
How much does it cost to rent a home in Park City long term?
Our current long-term inventory runs from about $1,650 a month for a furnished downtown studio with utilities and internet included, up to roughly $4,200 for a four-bedroom near the Bear Hollow Village trails. Two-bedroom condos generally land between $2,250 and $2,700, and three-bedrooms between $3,400 and $3,650. Move-in is the first month's rent plus a security deposit equal to one month's rent.
Do you offer furnished long-term rentals in Park City?
Yes, and it is a meaningful share of what we lease. Furnished homes work well for anyone relocating ahead of a purchase, working a season in town, or waiting out a build. Our furnished Prospector Condos studios include utilities, TV, and internet; larger furnished homes at Parks Edge and Bear Hollow Village come move-in ready.
How long are your leases?
Most of our long-term homes lease on a one-year term, and a few are offered at eighteen months — Bear Hollow Village 5519 is one of them. If your timing sits between two homes, call us and we will tell you what is opening next.
What if I need a place for a few months, not a full year?
That is what our Monthly Mountain Retreats are for. Stay thirty nights or longer between May and November in a furnished home and we build you a custom monthly rate, with utilities and internet handled and no lease application. It suits relocations still in motion, remodels running long, and a season of remote work in the mountains.
Can I have a dog in a Park City long-term rental?
Several of our homes will consider a dog with a pet deposit or monthly pet fee — including homes at Bear Hollow Lodges, Bear Hollow Village, Parks Edge and Powderwood Pines. Our Prospector Condos studios and New Claim are no-pet homes. Approval is per home and per pet, so ask before you apply rather than after.
Should I lease my Park City home long term or rent it nightly?
It depends on how much you use the home yourself and how much management you want. A long-term lease trades peak ski-season revenue for predictable monthly income and far fewer turns; nightly rental usually earns more gross but needs housekeeping, maintenance, and dynamic pricing behind it. Our revenue estimator shows the nightly side, and our lease management page explains what we do for owners for 10% of the monthly rent.
Who handles the leasing — is Moose Management a brokerage?
Moose Management's leasing team handles your search, showings, maintenance and day-to-day questions. Through December 31, 2026, applications, lease agreements and rent payments run through our brokerage partner, Advantage Management and Real Estate Services; starting January 1, 2027, Moose Management handles leasing directly. Reach the leasing team at (435) 714-6544 or [email protected].
Questions about a specific home, or want to know what opens next? Call the leasing team at (435) 714-6544.
Own a home in the area? Compare a long-term lease against nightly rental income on our property management page, or run the numbers with our revenue estimator.