Margaret Warner
Broker, Secord Team Member
Residential
Margaret Warner is a broker with Bellwether Real Estate and a member of the Kimberly Secord Team, serving clients throughout Whatcom, Skagit, and Island Counties, and beyond. She approaches real estate with a long-term perspective, viewing each purchase as part of a broader portfolio strategy and helping clients grow and protect their wealth through smart, well-informed decisions.
Margaret believes that great real estate outcomes start with truly understanding the local market and listening closely to her clients’ goals. Her focus is not just on finding the right home, but on identifying properties that offer lasting value and strong investment potential—whether for today or for years down the road.
In addition to residential sales, Margaret offers lifelong experience in estate liquidation and downsizing, providing thoughtful support to individuals and families navigating major transitions. Her approach is practical, respectful, and tailored to each client, helping them find solutions that feel manageable and right for their circumstances.
A fifth-generation art and antiques appraiser and estate specialist, Margaret brings a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, history, and design to her real estate practice. Her background includes art history, sales, fundraising, antique show management, and exhibition curatorship, with expertise in European and early American period furniture, Asian art and antiques, and 20th-century European and American design. She is fluent in Italian and lived in Italy while earning her art degree—and while she’s truly fluent in Italian.
Margaret was featured on A&E’s 48 Hours to Buy, where she helped clients successfully relocate to Bellingham on a tight timeline—highlighting her calm, capable approach and commitment to client success.
Above all, Margaret values long-term relationships. She works collaboratively, communicates transparently, and takes pride in guiding clients with care and integrity. Many of her clients return again and again, becoming close friends—and in some cases, trusted colleagues—along the way.