Marisa Roman Wachhorst — Bay Area real estate since 1989.
Licensed since 1989 — advice, negotiation and introductions across the Bay Area — the Peninsula, San Francisco, Silicon Valley and up to Napa. Marisa is a real estate consultant as much as an agent, and a natural connector: the person who knows who to call.
Call Marisa directly at (650) 454-9697- 1989 Licensed in California
- 01049436 California DRE license
Marisa Roman Wachhorst
I have been licensed in California since 1989, and I have spent those years helping Bay Area families buy and sell — and connecting them with the people who make a move easier. Whether you are selling on the Peninsula or looking for the right town to buy in anywhere from San Francisco to Napa, call me and let's talk it through.
On the market now, and recently closed.
Consultant. Agent. Connector.
How Marisa describes herself — and why each part matters to a client.
Licensed in California
And working the San Francisco Bay Area ever since.
Real estate consultant
Advice first: when to sell, what to fix, and which town fits the way you live.
Influential connector
Relationships built since 1989 — contractors, lenders, other agents, and buyers who are not on the market yet.
Tennis player
Competitive, patient, and never out of a point until it is over.
Mother, wife and friend
She knows a house has to work for a family, not just photograph well.
Across the Bay Area.
Tap any of them and tell me what you are after there.
- San Francisco Edwardian flats to South of Market condominiums — she has closed in the city. Ask about this town →
- Burlingame Her office, Burlingame Avenue and tree-lined streets — and a home she co-listed. Ask about this town →
- Hillsborough Large lots, winding roads and some of the Bay Area's finest homes. Ask about this town →
- San Mateo Downtown, Caltrain and neighbourhoods at every price. Ask about this town →
- Redwood City A lively downtown and a wide range of neighbourhoods. Ask about this town →
- Sunnyvale Silicon Valley, close to the tech campuses — she has represented a buyer here. Ask about this town →
- Napa Wine country, an hour north — she found a buyer a new townhome here. Ask about this town →
- Millbrae BART, Caltrain and hillside views, next to the airport. Ask about this town →
I have held a California real estate license since 1989, and in that time the Bay Area has changed almost beyond recognition. What has not changed is how a good move happens: through someone who knows the neighbourhoods, knows the people, and can make the right introduction at the right moment. I call myself a real estate consultant as well as an agent because most of the job is advice — when to sell, what to fix, which town suits the way you live — and the connections I have made since 1989 are there to be used for my clients.
A consultant, an agent and a connector.
Marisa Roman Wachhorst
Advice before a listing.
In the Bay Area the difference between a good sale and a great one is usually decided before the house goes live: what to repair, what to stage, when to list and how to price against the handful of truly comparable sales. Doing exactly that since 1989, and the relationships to get it done quickly.
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The right town, and the right introduction.
San Francisco or the Peninsula, Silicon Valley or Napa: schools, space, commute and character differ a great deal from one town to the next. And in the Bay Area, the right house is sometimes found through a conversation rather than a portal.
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