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Tallie is your go-to gal for Big Sky real estate. Why? I'm an elegantly-mannered, boots-on-the-ground professional saleslady who insists on establishing trust. First things first: whether that’s getting acquainted après ski or on a hiking trail, I want you to understand the community and your place in it from the get-go. Secondly, I'm a straight shooter. I offer transparent advice and occasional tough-love.
In recent years, she has represented buyers and sellers on across the spectrum of Big Sky's marketplace: sold both the most expensive home and the least expensive condo in 2020. Both customers shared in the same experience: top notch service. Raising the bar for marketing high-end real estate in Big Sky, at age 37, Tallie’s ranks among the 5 brokers in Big Sky by sales volume. Her core competency is style. Tallie earned her self-assured method during the Great Recession.
Beyond real estate, Tallie follows a Renaissance approach to life. She and her husband, Ken -- co-owner/founder of Grizzly Outfitters — delight in entertaining friends over dinner and horseshoes. They occupy spare moments with alpine skiing, mountain biking, and international travel.
An admitted Arts Junkie, Tallie serves Big Sky in diverse capacities. As Former President of the Arts Council Board - for which she served for six years - she initiated the organization’s Auction for the Arts and Public Art projects. She likewise sits on the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center board and sings in the Community Chorus. Now as Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors for the Big Sky Community Organization, she oversees fundraising, governance, and local parks and trails. To boot, she launched Big Sky’s chapter of Toastmasters International. As significant capital investments are made in Big Sky, Tallie seeks to advocate for smart growth for the people who live, work, and play here. That's an advantage to you!
A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Tallie completed her BA in Philosophy at Washington and Lee University in Virginia and headed West in 2005. After serving as an intern at The Nature Conservancy in Island Park, Idaho, she relocated to Big Sky where she quickly and firmly planted her roots. Hasn’t budged since.