Mimi Garner is a seasoned California Real Estate Broker with over two decades of experience, specializing in residential real estate sales in eastern Plumas and Sierra Counties in northern California. She has a rich history of entrepreneurship and community development, contributing significantly to the region's growth and appeal.
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Mimi's journey in Plumas County began in 1995 when she purchased 1280 acres and developed the renowned Gold Mountain community. This environmentally sensitive gated community boasts 427-home sites, featuring the prestigious 18-hole championship Dragon golf course designed by Robin Nelson and the historic 1924 Nakoma clubhouse by Frank Lloyd Wright. Both the golf course and Nakoma Resort have garnered national attention, being featured in esteemed publications like LIFE Magazine, Architectural Digest, and Forbes.
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Additionally, Mimi offers deeded stays for sale in the Luxury Villas at Nakoma Resort, providing an exclusive vacation experience in the High Sierra region.
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Prior to her ventures in Plumas County, Mimi made significant contributions in various industries. During the 1980s, she pioneered gourmet baby vegetable farming in Baja California Sur and Zacatecas, Mexico, capitalizing on the culinary craze led by Alice Waters. Before that, Mimi and her husband established a successful computer software company, leveraging Steve Jobs' Apple hardware to target the independent banking industry in California's San Joaquin Valley and beyond.
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With a lifelong entrepreneurial spirit dating back to 1977, Mimi continues to play a vital role in shaping Plumas County's future. Beyond her professional endeavors, she is also an avid pet lover and enjoys offering professional pet sitting services, adding a personal touch to her connection with the community.
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Whether you're looking to buy or sell real estate in the High Sierras or seeking a memorable vacation experience at Nakoma Resort, Mimi Garner is your go-to expert. Reach out to her today at 1.775.229.3140 to explore your options and discover the beauty of mountain living in the Lost Sierra region.