Seattle · Broadview · Downtown Seattle
Wendy Carrington
Real estate agent serving Seattle, Broadview, Downtown Seattle
John L. Scott (Seattle Center)
- Single-family homes
- Condominiums
- Multi-family
- Commercial real estate
- Luxury (LHM Luxury Specialist)
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- 31
- Years active
- 3
- Client reviews
About Wendy
Who you'd actually be working with.
Wendy Carrington is a Managing Broker (CSP) and co-founder of the Carrington Durr Group at John L. Scott's Seattle Center office, with 31 years of experience. She earned her real estate license after attending the University of Washington over three decades ago, after a career in property management.
Her mission centers on transactional excellence and client satisfaction, making the home buying and selling process efficient, stress-free, and lucrative. Her dedication has produced thousands of successful transactions, lifelong clients, and multiple top-producer awards. She gives back by volunteering at her church, coaching her son's school speech team, and helping prepare dinners for the Ronald McDonald House.
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- Wendy Carrington works across Seattle, Broadview, Downtown Seattle, Green Lake, Eastlake, Capitol Hill, Magnolia, Maple Leaf in the Greater Seattle area. For homes outside that footprint, ask whether they cover your neighborhood or can refer a colleague.
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