Blake Reese's Profile

Meet Blake Reese – Rural Real Estate Advisor in the Ozarks

I was born in Salem, Arkansas in 1975, but Alton, Missouri is the place I have always called home. Growing up here gave me more than just a hometown, it gave me deep roots in the Ozarks and a lifelong appreciation for the land, the people, and the character that makes this region so unique.

For more than 26 years, my wife Holly and I have built a life centered on service and community. Holly serves as superintendent of Alton School, and together with our daughters, Jace Heck and Jaylee Reese, we are devoted to supporting local students, families, and the traditions that hold our community together.

I chose real estate because I believe every property in the Ozarks has a story, and every client deserves someone who will listen, understand, and work hard to deliver results. If you are buying, I want to help you find more than just a house. I want to help you discover the property that feels like home and fits your lifestyle. If you are selling, my job is to make sure your property is presented in its best light and marketed to reach buyers locally and across the country.

Joining United Country Real Estate | Cozort Realty was an easy choice for me. Broker Owner Kevin Grooms’ vision and work ethic, combined with a marketing team recognized among the best in the industry, made it clear that this was the team where I could serve my clients best. As the number one United Country office in Missouri and Arkansas, and the number four office nationwide, this brokerage brings unmatched reach and reputation to every property we represent.

With an award-winning marketing team working behind me, I make sure every listing captures attention at the highest level. My commitment is simple. To give buyers and sellers the finest service available in the Ozarks through hard work, integrity, and the strength of a trusted brand.

I am proud to serve as a Rural Real Estate Advisor, helping families buy and sell property in a way that is strategic, thoughtful, and deeply connected to the Ozarks way of life.