Celia Adamec

Born in New York City and raised in Washington, DC, I moved to Wyoming after college in search of wide open spaces and never looked back. I studied Art History at Yale and Museum and Field Studies at CU Boulder and have enjoyed working at museums in Cody WY, Boulder, Golden and Denver. After 6+ years managing public programs at Denver Botanic Gardens, I was bitten by the urban homesteading bug and started a small farm and CSA in Arvada…definitely the hardest job I’ve ever [...]

Born in New York City and raised in Washington, DC, I moved to Wyoming after college in search of wide open spaces and never looked back. I studied Art History at Yale and Museum and Field Studies at CU Boulder and have enjoyed working at museums in Cody WY, Boulder, Golden and Denver. After 6+ years managing public programs at Denver Botanic Gardens, I was bitten by the urban homesteading bug and started a small farm and CSA in Arvada…definitely the hardest job I’ve ever had!

Our daughter was born in 2012 and our desire to raise her in a small mountain community brought us to Salida in 2015. Leaning on 3 years of experience as a property manager in Boulder County, I dove into real estate which has been incredibly rewarding. Every property, every client, every home, and every sale is unique. I love solving the unexpected mysteries and challenges that seem to always crop up along the way! It’s no surprise that most clients end up as friends, and the greatest reward of all is welcoming them to this special community and watching them contribute to its health and its vibrant culture.

I’ve served on the boards of the Colorado Wyoming Association of Museums, Realtors of Central Colorado, and the Greater Arkansas River Nature Association (GARNA). I live in Salida with my husband Tomas and daughter Lydia, as well as Kayenta the dog, two barn cats, and my pack goats. We own rentals in Salida and Crestone, and my husband is a builder which gives me valuable experience with new construction, remodeling, and short and long term rentals. When I’m not “real estating” you can find me backpacking in the Sawatch Range, working on a puzzle, trying to keep my garden alive, or paddling my SUP with my daughter.