Jennie Grant

Jennie Grant approaches her job as a broker as that of a consultant and educator. Jennie Grant explains the many steps of the buying and selling process and provide her clients with what they need to know to make informed decisions. Jennie Grant’s strength collaborating with buyers is combining a knowledge of Seattle housing types and neighborhoods with the ability to listen and draw out from her clients what they want in a home. As a listing broker, Jennie Grant excels in helping clients prep their homes for the market by recommending what work will get them the most bang for the buck and managing the improvement projects. At times, Jennie Grant put on her gardening gloves or pulls out her toolbox. For small houses and condominiums, Jennie Grant stages them herself. For larger homes, she brings in professionals. Jennie Grant typically offers complimentary staging.

Jennie Grant began selling real estate in Seattle in 1996 and left in 2000 to ghost-write marketing materials for real estate brokers and be a stay-at-home mom. She went back to working as a broker at the beginning of 2015. Jennie Grant enjoys the camaraderie and collaborative approach of the Mount Baker Windermere office. She studied geology at a small Quaker college, worked for 5 years in the recycling industry, and is a published author. Jennie Grant’s book, City Goats, about my life as an urban goat herd and activist, was published by Mountaineers' Books in 2012. Jennie Grant is currently working on a story about non-elite Kenyan marathon runners.

During her years away from real estate, Jennie Grant founded the Goat Justice League, a community organization that successfully lobbied to change Seattle’s zoning laws to allow small goats. Today, Jennie Grant maintains a backyard farm in Madrona that includes two mini-dairy goats, three hens, one working cat, and a pug dog. She is a member of the Seattle Running Club and love running. Jennie Grant lives with her husband and teenage son. She is a huge fan of the world's fastest marathon runner, Eliud Kipchoge. His motto is my motto. "Be honest, live simply, and work hard."