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NicoleSargeant

Senior Property Manager

Putting our clients first.

Nicole is a dedicated Senior Property Manager who is thorough, competent and has an acute eye for detail. Nicole has lived in the area her entire life and has that 'local' perspective of the Mitchell Shire and what it has to offer.

Beginning as a receptionist with Barry Plant in 2013, after working in hospitality, she quickly proved her commitment to quality customer service and a methodical attention to detail for even the smallest of tasks. As a member of our Award-winning Property Management team, Nicole has impressed Landlords, tenants and colleagues alike with her knowledge of the property management market, her excellent organisation and her communication skills.

Nicole has also recently been inducted into Barry Plant's prestigious Oak Club for 10 years plus years of service to the group.

Primary Location

Barry Plant
Kilmore

03 5782 2400

Local offices

Barry Plant
Wallan

03 5783 1268

Testimonials and reviews

Patrice Serong

Barry Plant Kilmore are professional and go above and beyond with their customer service to assist everyone. Nicole is fantastic and responds with a sense of urgency if we need help. I highly recommend them to anyone.

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Latest Updates

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