I grew up in Maine and have spent most of my adult life in the Boston area. Today, my husband and I are raising our daughter and identical twin boys in Walpole, where we're grateful to be part of such a welcoming community.
Outside of real estate, you'll usually find me outdoors with my family, swimming laps at the Foxboro YMCA, or spending time with our dog, cats, and backyard chickens. I also enjoy volunteering in the community and getting to know the people and neighborhoods that make each town unique.
One of the things I love most about this profession is that every conversation is different. No two households are alike, and I genuinely enjoy getting to know the people behind every move. Understanding what's important to them is one of the most rewarding parts of what I do.
To me, a home has never been just four walls or a financial investment. It's where birthdays are celebrated, traditions begin, children grow up, and everyday moments become lifelong memories.
That's why I believe the best real estate conversations don't begin with houses. They begin with understanding the people who will live there. When we start with what matters most to you, every decision that follows becomes clearer.