Listed by Susan Carone and Karissa O'Neill from Century 21 Curran & Oberski
,Bought with Kimberly Porter
Source: Multiple Listing Service MiRealSource #60936392
4796 Waynick Drive, Britton, MI, 49229
$380,000
SingleFam
•Exceptional experience from start to finish. I wasn’t actively looking for a home, but my husband was, and Kim Porter turned what began as a search into the purchase of our dream home. From the first showing through closing, Kim was with us every step of the way. Her professional demeanor, market knowledge, and attention to detail gave us confidence at every turn. She explained the process clearly, anticipated issues before they arose, and negotiated on our behalf with skill and integrity. Beyond her expertise, Kim was patient and genuinely caring — she made sure we understood our options and felt comfortable making decisions. We’re so grateful for her hard work and highly recommend Kim Porter to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, trustworthy real estate agent.


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