6:45 am
Mill Bakery opens
The sourdough sells out by nine. If you buy in Old Mill, you'll learn to set an alarm.
Your neighbor & real estate agent
Which side of Cedar Row gets the morning sun. Where the school bus actually stops. Which bakery sells out by nine. I've helped 128 families buy and sell here, and I still walk these streets every morning.
The neighborhood guide
Tap a neighborhood on my hand-drawn map. I'll tell you what it's really like to live there, not just what it costs.
For sale now
Nothing quite fits yet. Tell me what you want and I'll hear about it first.
Before you fall in love with a house
Move the sliders. The house fills up to the price that keeps your monthly payment near a third of your income. It's a rough guide, not a loan offer, but it's the first question everyone asks me.
My promise
I'll tell you the truth about every house, even when it costs me the sale. I'll show you the street at school-run time, not just on a sunny Sunday. And when you get your keys, you'll know the neighbors' names, where the good coffee is, and which way the river floods.
walk with me, keep scrolling
6:45 am
The sourdough sells out by nine. If you buy in Old Mill, you'll learn to set an alarm.
7:15 am
Runners, rowers and one very famous heron. The best sunrise in town is under the Ferry Bridge.
8:20 am
The elementary school is on the street itself. Kids walk, parents wave, nobody honks.
10:00 am
Forty stalls in the old mill yard. Where I meet half my clients, honestly.
12:30 pm
The boats come in, the taco truck opens, the whole street smells like lime.
6:00 pm
Grills on, bikes out, kids in the cul-de-sac until someone calls them in for dinner.
Recently sold
Cedar Row
22 Linden Court
+4% over asking
SOLDOld Mill
8 Weaver's Lane
sold in 5 days
SOLDRiverside
140 Ferry Road
6 offers
SOLDNorthgate
3 Orchard Rise
first-time buyers
SOLDHow buying with me goes
week 1
We talk about how you live, not just bedrooms and budget. Do you need a quiet street, a short walk to school, room for a workshop?
week 1 to 2
I drive you around the five, at the times of day that matter: school run, rush hour, Saturday morning.
week 2 to 6
I tell you what I'd fix, what I'd ignore and what I'd walk away from. You'll hear about new homes before they go online.
when it's the one
I know the local agents and what sellers here care about. We write an offer that's strong without being reckless.
about 30 days later
I keep the checklist and chase everyone, so you get one clear update a day instead of fifty emails.
closing day
Every client gets their keys with a warm loaf from the Mill Bakery. It's a Halden thing now.
Hi, I'm Nadia
"I grew up above my parents' corner shop on Ferry Road. I sell homes in the town that raised me, and I treat every one like it's my sister's."
Hi, it's Nadia. Buying a home is the biggest thing most people ever do, and it should feel exciting, not scary. Tell me how you want your Saturdays to feel, and I'll find you the street where that happens.
A voice note. On a real webfolio, it's the agent's own voice.She talked us out of a house we loved, and into one we love more. The basement flooded on the first one the next spring.The Patel family, Northgate
We sold in five days, over asking, without a single open house on a weekend we were away.Joan & Rob, Old Mill
As first-time buyers we had a hundred questions. Nadia answered every one, usually before we asked.Lena, Riverside
Sample notes, written for this made-up agent.
Thinking of selling?
Yes, on purpose. Knowing five neighborhoods deeply beats knowing fifty from a screen.
We talk about it on our first coffee, in plain numbers, before you sign anything. No surprises at closing.
Usually within a week: a valuation visit, photos, a floor plan, then it's live.
Often, yes. Tell me what you're looking for and you'll hear first.