Bought with Jill Hartke
21364 40th St, Martelle, IA, 52305
$299,900
SingleFam
•Jill was fantastic to work with in helping us find an acreage that could accommodate our family and our animals. She took the time to get to know us and our kids and was very helpful and patient with us as we looked at many places before we found the one that was right for us. She was also very responsive to any questions or concerns that we had. On top of that her fantastic sense of humor really relieved a lot of our stress and made the process fun. She went above and beyond what we expected and we are so thankful that she was our realtor.
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