Foreclosure and Relocation Specialist
in Kern County, California
Welcome to WendyFinley.com, Go To page for the Tehachapi Real Estate market, also serving surrounding real estate communities of Tehachapi, Bear Valley Springs, Stallion Springs, Golden Hills, Brite Valley, Oak Knolls, Cummings Valley, Alpine Forrest, Twin Oaks / Caliente / Walker Basin, Mojave, California City, and Rosamond.
Wendy Finley is one of the most dedicated and committed Tehachapi real estate / homes sales agent in the nation and has years of knowledge and experience in contracts and negotiations in corporate business as well as real estate. She has been buying and selling real estate since 1979.
As a Listing Agent on Realtor.com, Wendy gives your home the maximum exposure to get it SOLD! This, combined with her many years of corporate marketing gives you a winning combination. If you are looking for Knowledge, Experience, Honesty, Integrity, Professionalism, and Personal Service in a real estate agent, Wendy Hellberg (Finley) has them all. So if you are looking for homes for sale in the Tehachapi or surrounding areas, Wendy is your knowledge base!
Wendy has successfully completed the REALTOR e-PRO course to become one of a select few Tehachapi Real Estate professionals to earn the prestigious certification offered through the National Association of REALTORS. Being an e-PRO certified professional, Wendy is now part of a special community of highly skilled real estate specialists and continuously trains to continually provide high quality, innovative online-based real estate services. Consumers can verify the e-PRO designation through the exclusive e-PRO Internet logo.
Tehachapi Real Estate Market
Tehachapi is a place of austere beauty, rich with history. Its name is rooted in Native American folklore, possibly meaning "sweet-water and acorns" or "windy place". A settlement called Tehichipa would later be named Tehachapi in its present location when the Southern Pacific railroad built their route through the area in 1876. The original downtown SP Railroad depot is listed in the National Register of Historical Places.
Rising from the southern end of the Central Valley, the Tehachapi mountains are a traverse range connecting the Coast Range with the Sierra Nevada mountains. With an elevation between 3,969 and 7,981 feet, Tehachapi is a mountain community in the truest sense of the word. Traditionally called the land of four seasons, summer days are warm with refreshing night temperatures. Autumn brings brilliant hues of color to the landscape. Periodic winter snow transforms the mountains and valleys into a pristine land of wonder. Spring brings with it a myriad of wildflowers, and of course, Tehachapis famous blooming lilac.
Tehachapi embraces many different lifestyles. It is a horse friendly place for equestrians with miles of dedicated trails. The golfing enthusiast will not be disappointed. There are lakes for fishing and boating, a glider-port and airport. Tehachapi supports the arts with a community theatre and orchestra. These are but a few of the many amenities to boast. Nearby attractions include: the Sequoia National Forest, Pacific Crest Trail, Tomo-Kahni State Historic Park and the Tehachapi Loop. Come for a visit and be enchanted!
Explore the Kern County communities of Tehachapi, Bear Valley Springs, Stallion Springs, Golden Hills, Brite Valley, Oak Knolls, Cummings Valley, Alpine Forrest, Twin Oaks / Caliente / Walker Basin, Mojave, California City, and Rosamond. Search Real Estate and Homes for Sale, please feel free to contact me if you need any assistance at at.
