Local expertise you can trust in Apple Valley and the High Desert. Whether you’re buying your dream home or selling for top value, a true local agent makes all the difference.
About Me
Hi, I'm Chaunette — your local High Desert real estate expert. After 20+ years of calling this community home and a successful career as a yoga studio owner, I've made the transition From Mat to Market. Now, as a realtor with First Team Real Estate, I bring the same dedication, authenticity, and personal touch to helping you find your perfect property in the High Desert.
I live in the Mariana's rural area of Apple Valley and have deep roots in the High Desert spanning over 20 years. This isn't just where I work — it's where I've built my life, raised my family, and become part of the fabric of this community. My journey from yoga studio owner to real estate agent reflects my commitment to serving others and helping people find their place of peace and belonging.
From Yoga to Real Estate — My transition from owning a yoga studio to real estate might seem unexpected, but both careers share a common thread: helping people find balance, peace, and the right fit for their lives.
First Team Real Estate — I've completed extensive training with First Team Real Estate, one of the most respected brokerages in California, ensuring I have the skills and knowledge to serve you at the highest level.
Community Involvement — I'm actively joining a committee at the High Desert Association for Realtors, staying connected to industry standards and local market insights.
Local Expertise — With 20+ years living here, I know the land, the lifestyle, and the community in ways that out-of-area realtors simply cannot match..
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