Wallowa County Real Estate

About Jayne Warrener, Realtor

As a Principal Broker with Wallowa Mountain Properties, I strive to achieve the highest level of professionalism. My pledge to you is to follow the National Association of Realtors Code of Ethics and always keep your best interest at the top of my list. In today's world of technology, my best asset is the service I provide and the knowledge I have of the industry. I pride myself in continuing education to maintain the standard of excellence that is important to you, the client.  Just this year, I became the newest Prinicipal Broker of our company with 40 hours of Continuing Education completed.

Wallowa Mountain Properties has been in business in Wallowa County since 1991 and now has two locations. Our company works hard to gain your trust and your business. Not only do we want your business the first time, we want you to come back each time you have a need for a Realtor. Referrals are the best advertisement an agent can have!

I have been involved with the real estate profession more than fifteen years and enjoy it immensely. The best part of my business is meeting old friends and and making new. Helping people realize their dream is my goal.

I have lived in Wallowa County most of my life and my husband and I have been lucky enough to have raised our two daughters here in Wallowa County. Now, with our children and grandchildren, we enjoy life in Wallowa County with fishing at Wallowa Lake and the Snake River in the Hells Canyon, snowmobiling in the winter and camping all over from the Imnaha Country to the Wallowa Mountains and Chesnimus area. Wallowa County offers a wide range of outdoor opportunities. We have personally enjoyed the miles and miles of trails in the Eagle Cap Wilderness by horse and some people have enjoyed these areas with Llamas.

Two of the highlights of our county are the Zumwalt Prairie, the largest remaining contiguous prairie in the United States and Hells Canyon being the deepest gorge in the United States. Our son in law's Grandpa, Bill Aschenbrenner, homesteaded out on the Zumwalt Prairie and went to the Zumwalt School.  An interesting story he tells is being sent home to learn to speak English before he could participate in school.  His first language was German.

My personal life has been rich here in Wallowa County because of the people who live here. My professional life has also been rewarding because of my wonderful experiences selling real estate.

I hope to meet you soon - and welcome you to Wallowa County!

- Jayne