Paradise Vista
Subdivision, no association found on Geneva Lake, in the City of Lake Geneva. See lake details.
Researched by ELITE Lake Real Estate · Last checked November 2026 · Sources
Homes for sale in Paradise Vista
About Paradise Vista
Paradise Vista is a platted subdivision with no known homeowners association.
Where it is: Wilmot Blvd and W South St, near Big Foot Beach State Park
Can you rent out a home in Paradise Vista?
The City of Lake Geneva allows them with a license. Paradise Vista's own rules aren't published, so we check them before you buy.
City of Lake Geneva
Allowed with a City license- Guests stay at least 2 nights, and the next guest can't arrive until 7 days after the last one arrived (Ordinance 24-13, adopted November 25, 2024).
- Rentals run in one season of up to 180 consecutive days a year that the owner picks. Outside it, the next guest can't arrive for 29 days.
- An annual City license ($1,300 a year), renewed by January 31, plus a state license, room tax permit, business license, building inspection and insurance.
- Licenses don't transfer. A buyer needs a new license before renting.
- A designated operator within 25 miles, reachable 24/7, and at least 2 off-street parking spaces plus 1 for each bedroom over two.
- Every listing must show the City license number and the parking. Renting without a license is $1,000 a day.
Confirm with: City of Lake Geneva
Paradise Vista rules
Not publishedWe found no published rental rules for this community. That does not mean rentals are allowed. Covenants and association rules can still limit them, so we check the recorded documents before you buy.
Rules checked November 2026. Next review February 2027. General information, not legal advice. Check another address
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Sources
Researched by ELITE Lake Real Estate from county land records, town and village rules, and association and club information. Dues, amenities and rules change over time, so confirm everything for a specific home before you buy.