Tiarna Keegan

Property Management Assistant, Belle Property Snowy Mountains

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Originally from Newcastle, Tiarna Keegan relocated to the Snowy Mountains in 2024 after falling in love with the region's lifestyle and spectacular natural surroundings. Having grown up skiing with her family from a young age, she has always shared a strong connection with the mountains, making the move to Jindabyne a natural next step.

Before beginning her career in real estate, Tiarna gained valuable experience in professional workplace environments where she developed strong communication, organisation, customer service and problem-solving skills. She enjoys working closely with people and is known for her approachable nature, reliability and genuine commitment to delivering positive experiences for both landlords and tenants.

Passionate about building a long-term career in property management, Tiarna embraces the variety and challenges that each day brings. She is committed to continually developing her skills while ensuring every property is managed with professionalism, care and attention to detail.

Outside of work, Tiarna enjoys making the most of the Snowy Mountains lifestyle, whether she's skiing through winter, exploring the outdoors or discovering everything the region has to offer.

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