About Me

I was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and have been spending time in our beautiful Methow Valley since childhood. I now make my home in Twisp, where I take full advantage of time outside with family and friends.

With a degree in natural resources planning, my career in real estate began negotiating conservation land deals for the Trust for Public Land. I later started a project management firm that oversaw real estate and construction projects for both non-profit organizations and private clients. I am especially proud of my role in the development of Seattle’s Olympic Sculpture Park and the Bullitt Center, the world’s greenest commercial building at the time of its completion.

I have a keen interest in building design and construction and have managed the renovation and new construction of many homes and cabins (including off the grid). I enjoy bringing people and real estate together and helping my clients make well-informed decisions for buying or selling a home or land. Over the years, I have earned a number of repeat clients who benefit from my interest in land use, green building experience, attention to detail, and vision. I look forward to working with you with the same skills and passion I bring to every transaction. 

I am an avid hiker, skier and birder. I keep bees, grow a lot of my own food, and enjoy hunting for truffles with my dog, Tule. I have served on numerous non-profit boards over the years, including BirdNote, the Waldron Community Land Trust, and the J. Homer Butler Foundation, a NY-based charitable foundation that funds public health initiatives in the developing world.