Brittany Nolan

For her, real estate is about much more than houses. It’s about people, their stories, and helping them navigate one of life’s biggest decisions with someone firmly in their corner.

Born and raised in East Tennessee, she has called many parts of the region home—from West Knoxville and downtown to Norris, Andersonville, Halls, Karns, Louisville, Lenoir City, and beyond. That firsthand experience has given her a genuine appreciation for the different communities that make East Tennessee special. She loves introducing people to the place she has always called home—its mountains and lakes, neighborhoods and small towns, food and music, and all the things still waiting to be discovered.

Her interest in homes started long before becoming a real estate agent. As a child, she loved going to open houses and flipping through her dad’s architecture magazines. Today, that curiosity extends to architecture, neighborhood history, and the stories behind the communities she serves.

Before real estate, she worked in retail and restaurant management, where she developed the communication, problem-solving, and people skills that now serve her clients well. When a transaction gets complicated, her instinct is to stay calm, slow things down, look at the bigger picture, and determine how she can best help.

Above all, she believes clients deserve to feel heard and supported. She takes time to understand not only what her clients want, but also their concerns and fears along the way. Whether she’s helping a first-time buyer, welcoming someone relocating to East Tennessee, working with a growing family, or helping someone simplify and downsize, her approach is personal, caring, and grounded in integrity.

When she isn’t working, you’ll likely find her spending time with her husband and two children, cooking, gardening, enjoying the lake or mountains, finding good food, or planning another National Park visit. She’s an animal lover, a Vols fan, has jumped out of an airplane—and still appreciates a good open house.

Buying or selling a home isn’t always easy, and she doesn’t pretend that it is. Her job is to be there through all of it: to listen, help navigate the hard parts, keep things in perspective, and celebrate the wins along the way.