Madeline Caplan

Patient, genuine, and committed to her client's success, Madeline joined Beth Wolff Realtors after being introduced by her family to the variety of ways to help people in the real estate business. She offers clients invaluable first-hand knowledge of the lifestyle afforded by each neighborhood, along with a keen eye for interior design and a knack for seeing potential in every property.

Madeline's vast knowledge of the diverse neighborhoods helps her clients find the area in Houston that best fits their lifestyle. She has a deep appreciation for the historical landscape and culture that Houston has to offer, and takes immense pride in providing her clients with the best in service.

Madeline is committed to her clients - whether a seller or buyer, renting, relocating to the area, first-time home buyers, or upsizing and downsizing. She strives to make every transaction as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Madeline grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and married her husband, a 6th Generation Texan and 4th Generation Houstonian. It was only natural for them to reside in the great Lonestar state and make Houston their home.

Madeline is a proud alum of Louisiana State University (Geaux Tigers!), where she graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology/Pre-Medicine and Communications. Committed to her local community, she is active in the Irish Setter Club of Houston, Barbra Bush Houston Literacy Foundation - Young Professionals, Phi Mu Sorority Alumni Association, Saint Joseph's Academy-Baton Rouge Alumni, LSU Alumni Association, and the Montie Beach Civic Club.

Madeline resides in the Greater Heights with her husband Sam and Irish Setter, Rudy. In her spare time, Madeline enjoys golfing, tennis, antiquing or collecting antiques throughout the city, planning DIY projects for her 1920s bungalow, trying out new restaurants, and cheering on her LSU Tigers in the fall with a big pot of gumbo on the stove.

(Whether you are a native or a newcomer, when you love Houston- it loves you back even more than you imagined. So put down some roots in the Bayou City and stay awhile).