About Me

Life before real estate!
I grew up in California’s Wine Country, Sonoma County, where community, great food and wine, and beautiful spaces were just part of everyday life. After graduating from Sonoma State University, I started my career teaching in schools and after-school programs, which sparked a passion for helping others learn and grow. That passion naturally carried over into real estate in 2016, when I became the Director of New Homes, helping builders bring entire communities to life from the ground up. From branding and sales to handing over the keys on closing day, I realized how much I loved connecting people to their perfect space. In 2022, I earned my California real estate license and spent the next few years supporting top-producing agents with their operations and client care. Recently, I made the move to Washington and joined the incredible Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty family. This new chapter is about helping clients find a place to call home here in the Pacific Northwest, and I couldn’t be more excited.

What is home to you?
Home is comfort and connection, it’s where life happens. It’s that feeling you get when you walk through the door and just know it’s yours. I love spaces that feel warm and full of life, a kitchen buzzing with family and friends, or a deck overlooking the water on a summer evening. When I’m not helping clients create their own version of “home,” you can usually find me paddle boarding, hiking, wine tasting, checking out new restaurants, playing pickleball, or (slowly!) picking up my golf game again.

What other places would you move to?
Growing up, I always felt a pull to the Seattle area, there’s just something about having the city, mountains, and lakes all within an hour’s drive that drew me in (so I am lucky to be living here now!). Living in Montana made me fall in love with mountain towns, and if I could do it again, I’d move to Bigfork - the rodeo there is not one to miss and the Flathead Valley is truly magical! I love the different architecture styles you can find throughout the state and different takes of a “cabin”. I’ve also always had my eye on Colorado, especially Steamboat, for that true mountain town vibe. Which is probably why Washington feels so much like home, you truly get the best of all types of living here.

What is your why?
It’s simple, I love helping people feel at ease. It’s all about connection, getting to know people, celebrating their big wins, and helping them feel excited about where they’re headed next. Honestly, I get the same joy in my own life: exploring new places, being on the water, or gathering friends and family for wine and good food. Home isn’t just a place, it’s a feeling, and I love helping people find that.