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Kitty Mathieson

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Integrity šŸ  Perseverance šŸ  RelentlessĀ 

Specialties: Listing Specialist - Buyer's Agent - Landscaping & Staging - MarketingĀ 
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I moved from Los Angeles in 1981 to begin a life rich with experiences and associations that has served me well as a Realtor. I started working as a Landscaper creating and installing landscapes with a crew many years ago in Los Gatos while I raised my daughters. I know full well the importance and value of good schools and safe, caring communities where children can flourish and blossom.Ā 

I've been a long-time resident of the South Bay for over 35 years. I have a BFA in Spatial Art with an Art History minor from SJSU. I enjoy blowing, fusing and slumping glass and I create mixed-media art. I like hanging out with my precious granddaughter, checking out the local art scene, getting dirty in the garden and finding homes that are just asking to be sold and bought.Ā  Ā 

Believing the perfect home exists for everyone, I'm passionate about making my clients happy and serving them to the best of my abilities. My main objective is to give results that fit the needs, desires and dreams of my clients. I collaborate with hundreds of agents from over 75 other agencies in order to better serve you in a more expeditious and thorough manner.Ā  One way or another, I will deliver your Dream Home to you or help you sell so you can take that next step in building lifelong memories and financial security. My clients are my Number One Priority and I won't stop until I deliver! I know I'm helping build dreams, not just make money.

Give me a call and let's discuss your next step into Real Estate.Ā 

CONTACT KITTY MATHIESON šŸ  DIRECT 408-348-7274 TODAYĀ 

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