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What house managers take on for Sage Haus families

Drawn from real job descriptions Sage Haus has placed — your role is scoped to your household at the kickoff.

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Real families, real scopes

The Aldous family · Dual-Physicians

One parent home. One on the road for the whole season.

A physician whose partner works in professional sport, which means months at a stretch on the road — and one parent effectively solo with four daughters from toddler to teenager.

15–20 hrs/week$30–35/hourSeattle

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The Casterline family · Nanny to House Manager

Not someone to raise our kids. Someone to run everything else.

A Hill Country couple with two little girls and a third on the way, one parent away a night or two most weeks.

40–45 hrs/weekthe Southwest

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The Selby family · Already Have Help

A rural coastal town. Four weeks. Done.

Two partners with long-hour, high-stress jobs in a rural coastal town in the Pacific Northwest — the kind of place where the nearest city is a real drive and the local hiring pool is thin.

20–25 hrs/week$26–32/hourthe Pacific Northwest

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The Oakden family · Stay-at-Home Parents

Home full-time, and still falling behind.

A stay-at-home parent of three — preschool to primary — with a partner working long hours.

25–30 hrs/week$30–35/hourSan Jose

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The Farrowmere family · Entrepreneurs

Nothing was broken. That was the point.

A founder running a ten-person company from the suburbs, with a household that worked — filters changed, closets orderly, gifts bought — because she was the one keeping it that way.

20 hrs/week$40/hourthe Midwest

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The Gable family · Dual-Executives

Someone who anticipates. That was the whole brief.

An executive who travels often, a partner holding down two elementary-school children with a heavy after-school calendar, and a household where something always needed managing — which meant nobody ever felt off duty..

16–20 hrs/week$28–32/hourthe Southwest

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The Jessop family · Dual-Executives

She manages a large team at work. This hire had to manage itself.

Two working parents on the West Coast with two children in elementary school — one parent commuting into the city several days a week, the other back to frequent travel.

25–30 hrs/week$40–45/hourthe West Coast

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The Kimberline family · Activity-Heavy Family

Two schools, forty minutes apart, one person driving.

Three children enrolled at two schools forty minutes from each other, in a small coastal town in the Northeast.

15–20 hrs/week$23–28/hourthe US

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The Lockhart family · Entrepreneurs

First the house manager. Then the business.

A single mom on the West Coast with two children, a large home that demands attention, and a big extended family in the mix.

15–20 hrs/week$30–35/hourthe West Coast

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The Aldous family · Dual-Physicians

One parent home. One on the road for the whole season.

A physician whose partner works in professional sport, which means months at a stretch on the road — and one parent effectively solo with four daughters from toddler to teenager.

15–20 hrs/week$30–35/hourSeattle

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The Casterline family · Nanny to House Manager

Not someone to raise our kids. Someone to run everything else.

A Hill Country couple with two little girls and a third on the way, one parent away a night or two most weeks.

40–45 hrs/weekthe Southwest

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The Selby family · Already Have Help

A rural coastal town. Four weeks. Done.

Two partners with long-hour, high-stress jobs in a rural coastal town in the Pacific Northwest — the kind of place where the nearest city is a real drive and the local hiring pool is thin.

20–25 hrs/week$26–32/hourthe Pacific Northwest

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The Oakden family · Stay-at-Home Parents

Home full-time, and still falling behind.

A stay-at-home parent of three — preschool to primary — with a partner working long hours.

25–30 hrs/week$30–35/hourSan Jose

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The Farrowmere family · Entrepreneurs

Nothing was broken. That was the point.

A founder running a ten-person company from the suburbs, with a household that worked — filters changed, closets orderly, gifts bought — because she was the one keeping it that way.

20 hrs/week$40/hourthe Midwest

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The Gable family · Dual-Executives

Someone who anticipates. That was the whole brief.

An executive who travels often, a partner holding down two elementary-school children with a heavy after-school calendar, and a household where something always needed managing — which meant nobody ever felt off duty..

16–20 hrs/week$28–32/hourthe Southwest

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The Jessop family · Dual-Executives

She manages a large team at work. This hire had to manage itself.

Two working parents on the West Coast with two children in elementary school — one parent commuting into the city several days a week, the other back to frequent travel.

25–30 hrs/week$40–45/hourthe West Coast

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The Kimberline family · Activity-Heavy Family

Two schools, forty minutes apart, one person driving.

Three children enrolled at two schools forty minutes from each other, in a small coastal town in the Northeast.

15–20 hrs/week$23–28/hourthe US

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The Lockhart family · Entrepreneurs

First the house manager. Then the business.

A single mom on the West Coast with two children, a large home that demands attention, and a big extended family in the mix.

15–20 hrs/week$30–35/hourthe West Coast

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