Profile

I love being a Realtor and hope that it shows! It is so rewarding to help people achieve their home ownership goals and navigate the always changing real estate market.

My clients tell me they appreciate my timely communication, organization and consistent follow through. Those skills were practiced in my prior life as a sales manager in marketing and advertising. I also enjoyed 10 years coaching NCAA Women's Volleyball teams across the country. My focus has always been on helping others and I enjoy continuing that in my real estate career.

I moved to the Rogue Valley from California over 20 years ago and fell in love with it immediately. My husband and I are so thankful to have raised our daughter here. The friendly people, beautiful weather and great culture make it one of the best places to live! 

About Mark Hatfield

After nearly four decades in media and 24 years calling Southern Oregon home, Mark Hatfield brings a strong commitment to service and deep local knowledge to residential real estate with Windermere Van Vleet.

His career has been shaped by years of experience in communication, leadership, and community engagement. As a longtime manager and communicator, Mark has built a reputation for trust, clear communication, and helping people navigate important decisions – qualities that are at the heart of real estate. His background has honed his ability to craft compelling marketing strategies, negotiate effectively, and connect with people from all walks of life. These skills now help his clients achieve their real estate goals, whether buying or selling a home.

Understanding that moving – whether across town or across the country – is one of life’s biggest transitions, Mark is committed to providing honest guidance, strong advocacy, and a steady hand throughout the process. He prides himself on listening closely to his clients’ needs and working tirelessly to exceed their expectations.

Mark, his wife Catherine, and their daughter Emily have called Ashland home for many years. They love the sense of community there, and Mark is grateful for the opportunity to help others find their place in this wonderful corner of the Pacific Northwest.