Evergreen Real Estate, Made Personal

After moving 11 times before the age of 21, it’s a little poetic that I’ve now called Evergreen home for over 30 years. This mountain community is where I raised my two kids with my husband, James… and where we’ve hiked, camped, glamped, biked, snow-shoed, and watched elk stroll by like they own the place (because, honestly, they do).

Before real estate, I spent decades in the design and tech world — including work with Apple and running my own Mac consulting business. That background taught me how to take complicated things and make them simple, clear, and human. Turns out, that’s exactly what people want when they’re making the biggest financial decision of their life.

What I Bring to the Table

Like many longtime locals, I’ve learned Evergreen the real way:
through seasons, snowstorms, school events, neighborly potlucks, wildlife surprises, and every twisty mountain road. I know the wells, the septics, the radon quirks, the contract details, the inspectors who actually call you back, and the lenders who get mountain deals done.

I also have deep relationships here — friendships and connections built over decades — and those relationships become resources for my clients. Need a contractor? An honest roofer? A lender who can explain numbers without making your eyes cross? I’ve got you.

As Your Realtor

My work ethic comes straight from my dad, a West Point grad who believed that you show up, work hard, and keep your word.

My approach comes from years of guiding people through big transitions with clarity and compassion.

I listen closely. I anticipate issues before they become problems. I keep you informed without overwhelming you. And I treat your goals like they’re my own.

One of my favorite stories? Helping a couple sell their condo and find a charming cabin two streets from mine — and now they’re close friends. That’s the heart of my business: real relationships and real connection.

Why Evergreen?

Because mountain living is magic.
Because community still matters here.
Because you can go from sipping coffee to spotting a fox on your morning walk in under 30 seconds.

And because the lifestyle — the trails, the recreation, the neighbors who wave, the peace — is something special.

Fun Facts

Met my husband in Yellowstone… just like my grandparents.

Climbed Kilimanjaro (yes, really).

First car: a red ‘77 VW Bug.

Love camping — fine, glamping — more than I should admit publicly.