Jayme Sczublewski - Realtor

06/01/2026

not going to lie, it’s hard to say goodbye to my favorite month🌷🌞🌸… it really was a glorious whirlwind! But ready or not, here we go, June!!😎

05/13/2026

05/03/2026

It’s a beautiful day to look at houses🌞🏠☺️

04/27/2026

Small in size, BIG on style😍
This fully remodeled studio-style home is the perfect starter or investment opportunity!

✨H I G H L I G H T S✨
• Completely remodeled top to bottom
• 1 bed | 1 bath + bonus loft space
• Bright, open-concept main level
• Brand new kitchen + stainless steel appliances
• New floors, windows, roof, siding & more
• Cozy lower-level bedroom w/ walk-in closet
• Loft = perfect for office, guests, or hangout space

💲 $147,000
📲 Text or call me [ 320. 360.9049 ] to schedule a showing!

04/15/2026

Wandered off the beaten path to go look at a camper🏕️ and what do ya know, they had a brew pub in town!😉 I love checking out new spaces, getting inspiration + learning the backstory behind small businesses in greater MN. They are truly the backbone of WHY people have pride in where they live — and oftentimes, they quite literally make the fun☺️🫶

If you haven’t been to Koronis Brewing yet — add it to your list! Tons of seating, a wide selection of drinks + unique food bites, friendly people + a patio made for enjoying MN summers😎

Random Memorable Details:
• Koronis organizes what they call “adult field trips” for community members to go experience other fun things in the region. I think us grown ups need more of these in our lives🤣
• I love a gallery wall moment — clearly lake memories are a core brand value here🩵
• I learned that Snoop Dog + Dr Dre released their own Gin + it’s quite delicious mixed with their house tonic👌

04/10/2026

Callie is having mixed emotions about her backyard oasis officially being on the market…😉🏠🐶

This move-in ready 4 bed, 2 bath on 17th Street in SW Willmar (the kind of neighborhood you see in movies with kids biking about + neighbors chatting over coffee🤍) is comfortable, updated, close to everything AND has a spacious fenced in backyard made for relaxing, entertaining or playing fetch!🐾

Send me a message to schedule a showing if you’re in the market😊

04/01/2026

If we blink long enough, we'll miss the impending snowstorm + it'll be Spring again😆🌷🌞🏠 Reach out if you want to talk houses!!

03/27/2026

end of March feels🦆👌☀️… aren’t we all just like the geese walking that fine line between seasons wondering what jacket to wear to survive the day, whether to order the iced or hot coffee, and daydreaming about open water😋

P.S. I frequent the locally owned coffee shops much more regularly, but I will say the Starbucks protein cold foam is a TREAT! 😎⭐️

03/02/2026

This home has been well loved and cared for over the years🏠😊
Reach out if you'd like to see it in person!

02/12/2026

Hot off the heels of my first trip to Mexico🇲🇽 , I stumbled across a really interesting article (thank you, Instagram geo-targeting) that helped me better understand why I love to travel so much.

To paraphrase: travel does much more than give you a break. It actually changes how your brain functions. Simply because your brain is forced out of autopilot and into active processing.

Now, I am by no means a neuroscience nerd, but once you start digging into this idea, it’s fascinating🤯. As humans, we thrive on routine. We like not having to make constant decisions because, for the most part, we know how our day will unfold. Our subconscious patterns take the wheel. God forbid we have to think too hard🙃😆.

And on the flip side of that comfort lies safety, security, and predictability — a different kind of happiness, I suppose. So I understand its place.

But I also love the mind-altering reset of being somewhere new✨.

There’s something freeing about being in a place where no one knows you — and you don’t yet know “it.” Where your social role is undefined, and what’s left feels a little closer to who you really are🩵

Navigating the unfamiliar builds my confidence. It sparks creativity💡 that follows me home. Seeing how others live deepens empathy and stretches perspective — all things necessary for growth and, honestly, what makes life feel fuller.

And it doesn’t have to be far or fancy (although I’d go back to Sayulita tomorrow😉). It just has to be different. The brain responds to change, not distance.

Moral of the story is I’m going to challenge myself to be more intentional about building mini-adventures into my calendar for 2026😎

And last but not least — can someone please tell me… does living in a warm climate by the ocean ever actually get old?!🌊☀️