Jenny Winkler
Jenny Winkler was raised in Luzerne County and now resides in Carbon County, giving her deep roots and a personal connection to the area. For 16 years and counting, she has owned a successful home d\303\251cor and furniture business in Schuylkill County, which has given her the expertise and dedication when working closely with clients—making her transition into real estate feel completely natural. Her decision to pursue a career in real estate comes with personal meaning. Encouraged by her late grandfather when she was in her early 20s, Jenny finally took the leap into real estate after years of running her business—honoring his belief in her and fulfilling a dream he always hoped she would pursue. Known for her dedication, strong negotiation skills, and creative eye, Jenny goes above and beyond to ensure every client feels confident, supported, and truly heard throughout the buying or selling process. Beyond her roles of professionalism, she brings a natural touch of fun because she believes that if you’re not laughing, you’re not living. A proud mother of three daughters and grandmother to two granddaughters, Jenny is also a devoted animal lover, especially when it comes to cats. Her unique sense of style and warm personality make her as memorable as the homes she helps her clients purchase.
Jenny Winkler is a real estate agent with Immo.Global, working out of the CENTURY 21 Ryon Real Estate at 237 W Broad St, Tamaqua, Pennsylvania 18252. Jenny Winkler can assist you with your property needs in Tamaqua, Pennsylvania 18252.
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