It was a short but intense search, with our Heather, for a house with a garden in a nice neighborhood, including a dog park just around the corner. And with this "opportunity," visit number four, it was bingo. Garden! Park! Neighborhood! And a tree!
They were guided through every detail regarding the possibilities and permission to thoroughly renovate the house, and she also helped them with all aspects of financing, the right approach to selling the old place, and, last but not least, maintaining peace of mind. And now that the renovation is underway, Charlotte and Ian look back fondly on all that wonderful support, Heather's helping hand from start to finish.

As an interior design couple, selling your very first, jointly renovated apartment is a slightly different story than the average. Emotion and commitment were paramount, and Maxime and Tristan were therefore quite discerning in their choice of real estate agent. A pleasant and professional introduction to Isabeau was a given: "From the very first moment, the information and expertise were excellent, and afterward, the feedback on appointments was very thorough and punctual. We really appreciated the phone call after each viewing. You put a lot of effort into decorating and preparing for a viewing, so it's a real treat when the real estate agent handles it accordingly."

In the weeks before we bought our house, we cycled through Amsterdam, fantasizing about our own home, ideally with a garden. We were looking forward to the search, but also nervous. So we searched for a good real estate agent, and a good friend recommended Carla van den Brink. Isabeau made the whole process feel comfortable, and we felt confident in finding our first home. A big dream has come true: our own house in Amsterdam with a garden!

Her life of traveling the world means she works with different standards and expectations, and she herself is incredibly driven to be flexible. And that's where the fundamental connection immediately came: selling together, wanting to experience the process as something light, being accessible to each other, and acting with taste, decisiveness, and knowledge. She enjoyed it. So did we.
"Your lack of bias, the flexibility of switching gears, and the fundamental understanding that communication is primarily about listening—that's where both Helen and Heather excelled." She laughs. "Yes, I know I'm demanding, I'm very aware of that..."