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EXPERIENCE: As my client, I want you to feel well-informed, well-guided, and treated kindly and honestly during every step of the real estate process as you fulfill your goal of buying or selling. My knowledge of the Asheville area makes me a perfect fit as your professional real estate agent. As an Asheville native, I have experienced the incredible transformation of downtown and the surrounding areas. I can teach you the area's history in addition to informing you about the Asheville of today. Whether you are moving to the area or within the area, I am an invaluable resource. My goal is to find the best property for each and every client so you too can enjoy the benefits of living like a local. I know the pulse of Asheville's neighborhoods and will find the perfect fit for your lifestyle. Sellers can feel confident that they will have the best representation and their home will be widely exposed and well-targeted to the draw the right buyer audience at the best possible price. After 35 years as an educator, I am patient, detail-oriented, and love working with people to achieve their dreams. I am dedicated to serving and collaborating with you at the highest level of responsiveness, energy, and integrity. I hope you will recognize me as an asset to one of your most important decisions: selling your current home or buying your dream home. ABOUT ME: I am an Asheville native and have enjoyed the scenic mountains of Western North Carolina for most of my life. I am a graduate of Lee H. Edwards High School (later named Asheville High School). I attended Montreat College before earning a Bachelor of Education from East Tennessee State, Master of Education from Georgia State University, and Master in Public School Reading and a Specialist Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Western Carolina University. My peers recognized me twice as Teacher of the Year and I was recognized by WCU as Teacher of the Month in Buncombe County. My husband and I currently reside in Weaverville, adjacent to Asheville. I have two adult children: a son who lives in downtown Asheville and daughter in New York City. In my leisure time, I enjoy cooking (love cooking classes), gardening, sewing, and collecting art from our vast array of talented local artists.
EXPERIENCE: As my client, I want you to feel well-informed, well-guided, and treated kindly and honestly during every step of the real estate process as you fulfill your goal of buying or selling. My knowledge of the Asheville area makes me a perfect fit as your professional real estate agent. As an Asheville native, I have experienced the incredible transformation of downtown and the surrounding areas. I can teach you the area's history in addition to informing you about the Asheville of today. Whether you are moving to the area or within the area, I am an invaluable resource. My goal is to find the best property for each and every client so you too can enjoy the benefits of living like a local. I know the pulse of Asheville's neighborhoods and will find the perfect fit for your lifestyle. Sellers can feel confident that they will have the best representation and their home will be widely exposed and well-targeted to the draw the right buyer audience at the best possible price. After 35 years as an educator, I am patient, detail-oriented, and love working with people to achieve their dreams. I am dedicated to serving and collaborating with you at the highest level of responsiveness, energy, and integrity. I hope you will recognize me as an asset to one of your most important decisions: selling your current home or buying your dream home. ABOUT ME: I am an Asheville native and have enjoyed the scenic mountains of Western North Carolina for most of my life. I am a graduate of Lee H. Edwards High School (later named Asheville High School). I attended Montreat College before earning a Bachelor of Education from East Tennessee State, Master of Education from Georgia State University, and Master in Public School Reading and a Specialist Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Western Carolina University. My peers recognized me twice as Teacher of the Year and I was recognized by WCU as Teacher of the Month in Buncombe County. My husband and I currently reside in Weaverville, adjacent to Asheville. I have two adult children: a son who lives in downtown Asheville and daughter in New York City. In my leisure time, I enjoy cooking (love cooking classes), gardening, sewing, and collecting art from our vast array of talented local artists.