Shannon Holtrop

Shannon Holtrop

Office: (208) 318-6221

Cell: (208) 318-6221

shannon@holtroprealestate.com

REALTOR®, LUX- Luxury Certified Agent

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As a military veteran and spouse of a veteran, Shannon knows how the relocating/moving process can be challenging. Supporting and navigating her clients through the real estate process is her top priority. Having lived in Boise before 1994 and returning in 2008 to plant roots for their three children, Shannon loves to spend time with family and friends, enjoys the outdoors and taking in a Shakespeare play on a warm summer night.

She has proven to be a valuable asset in the home buying/selling process and is very passionate about real estate. Most importantly, she values creating long-lasting relationships with her clients.

When you work with Shannon you will get knowledge, professionalism and even some humor! She is someone who truly cares about you and your experience buying or selling a home. Treats you like family!

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