Looking for your
next place?
Maybe you know exactly what you're looking for. Maybe you just know you're ready for something different.
We'll help you explore what's available throughout North Central Washington, narrow down what actually fits, and understand what comes next.
Thinking about
selling?
You don't have to be ready to put a sign in the yard to start asking questions.
Whether you're wondering what your property is worth, how much equity you've built, or if now is the right time to consider a move, we'll help you understand where you stand and what comes next.
No unnecessary pressure. Just clear information and experienced guidance.
Real estate is personal.
Jackie Blanchfield has spent more than 25 years helping people buy and sell real estate throughout North Central Washington. She's a longtime local, a U.S. Army veteran, and a Managing Broker who knows this market far beyond what's visible in a listing.
From homes in town to land, acreage, rural properties and the ones that require a little more understanding, Jackie's approach is simple: listen carefully, explain things clearly, and help people make decisions with confidence.
Explore North Central Washington
There are a lot of ways to live here.
From riverfront neighborhoods and established communities to mountain towns, open farmland, acreage, and places where the road keeps going long after the city limits end, North Central Washington gives you plenty of ways to find your version of home.
Wenatchee
Riverfront recreation, established neighborhoods, foothills, everyday conveniences, and the regional center of the Wenatchee Valley.
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East Wenatchee
Established neighborhoods, newer development, Columbia River access, and room to spread out on the Douglas County side of the valley.
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Cashmere
Small-town streets, the Wenatchee River, orchards, foothills, acreage, and a location between Wenatchee and Leavenworth.
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Entiat
Two rivers, a small-town center, riverfront property, acreage, and a rural valley stretching west toward the mountains.
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Chelan
Lake living, a year-round community, recreation, agriculture, downtown life, and properties stretching beyond the water's edge.
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Leavenworth
Mountain-town living beyond the village, with rivers, trails, year-round recreation, rural property, and the upper Wenatchee Valley beyond.
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Waterville
Open plateau country, agricultural roots, a compact town center, acreage, farmland, and the wide landscapes of Upper Douglas County.
Explore Waterville →
More to Explore
North Central Washington doesn't stop with the places above. Explore more communities, land, acreage, and properties throughout the region.
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See what's out there.
Homes in town. Land with room to breathe. Waterfront. Acreage. Something a little unusual. Start with what catches your eye, and we'll help you understand the rest.
Take a look around.
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Experience Matters
Experience you can put to work.
Real estate decisions get easier when you have someone who knows the market, understands the details, and has spent decades helping people navigate what comes next.
1,100+
Homes Sold
$400M+
Real Estate Sold
25+
Years of Experience
Because knowing the area is only part of knowing how to guide you through it.
Thinking About Selling?
Sometimes selling starts with a question.
What is my property worth? Is now the right time? Should I fix anything before I sell? How do you price something when there aren't five houses just like it down the street?
You don't need to know the answers before you call us.
We'll help you understand your property, what's happening in the local market, what may matter before you list, and what probably doesn't.
Then you can decide what makes sense for you.
In Their Words
Kind words from our clients.
Every move is different. The way people feel supported through it matters just as much as what happens at the closing table.
I wanted someone who knew the area well and was knowledgeable in rural properties, knowing they can have unique challenges. I know I could not have found anyone better than Jackie. Her guidance throughout the whole process was priceless.
Jackie was easy to work with and we trusted her to help us with the whole process of selling our home. What makes her unique is her great communication skills and honesty.
You couldn't ask for a more attentive, detail oriented, knowledgeable, or caring real estate agent. She treated us like friends and not just business. She would get 6 stars if I could give it.
Jackie was my buyer's agent and made every step of the purchase a breeze. She made sure I was aware of all deadlines and had ample time to review documents. She made the whole process straightforward and simple.
I can't thank Jackie enough for helping my family purchase a piece of property we've always dreamed of one day having. Her experience speaks for itself and her communication is second to none.
Jackie is the best agent I have ever worked with and I've worked with several others. She saved me weeks of time by identifying problems before they became bigger problems.
Ready When You Are
Start wherever you are.
You don't need to know exactly what you want. You don't need to be ready to buy or sell tomorrow. And you don't need to know all the right real estate questions before you reach out.
Tell us what you're thinking. We'll start there.
Questions are welcome here.
Real estate comes with plenty of them. Here are a few we hear often.
Buying land here is different from buying a home in a subdivision. Water rights, well permits, septic feasibility, road access, zoning, and utility availability can all affect what you can do with a property. We'll help you understand those details before you commit, not after. If you're new to land purchases, that's completely fine.
It can be, yes. Acreage often involves considerations you wouldn't encounter with an in-town home: irrigation, access roads, well and septic systems, terrain, fencing, and sometimes agricultural use. The financing can work differently too. We've helped people navigate these purchases for years and can walk you through what to expect.
When there aren't five comparable houses on the same street, pricing takes more care. We look at the property's specific features, recent sales of properties with similar characteristics, the land itself, improvements, location, and current market conditions. Jackie's experience with unusual and one-of-a-kind properties means she knows what to weigh and what questions to ask.
These are some of the most important questions in a rural purchase. Not every property has access to municipal water or sewer, and well drilling, septic installation, and utility connections can involve permits, inspections, and real costs. We make sure you understand exactly what a property has, and what it doesn't, before you move forward.
Not always. Some improvements help, and some don't make enough difference to be worth the time and cost. We'll walk through your property with you and give you an honest assessment of what's likely to matter to buyers and what probably won't. The goal is to help you make smart decisions, not spend money unnecessarily.
Whenever you'd like. You don't need to be on a timeline to start a conversation. Some of our best client relationships started months, or even a year, before anything happened. We're happy to answer questions, share information, and stay in touch until you're ready.
Absolutely. Moving to a new area comes with a lot of questions beyond the house itself: neighborhoods, commute times, schools, what different communities feel like, where things are. Jackie has lived here for decades and knows the area from the inside out. We'll help you get oriented and find the right fit.
Yes. Jackie is a U.S. Army veteran herself, and we welcome the opportunity to work with military members, veterans, and their families. If you have questions about buying or selling in our area, we're glad to help, whether you're using a VA loan, relocating, or simply looking for a place to call home.