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After living for many years in both the rural countryside and urban centers in the US and Europe, we decided to move to northern New England to raise our family. I am a 5th generation Vermonter so couldn't resist the opportunity to return to Vermont. We chose the Upper Valley for its casual lifestyle, easy access to high quality education, cultural opportunities and outdoor pursuits and pristine natural areas. This is a wonderful place to call home. My deep knowledge and connection to the land, towns, and neighborhoods allows me to provide my clients with unique insights into real estate opportunities and life in the Upper Valley. I relocated to Vermont from NYC and understand the complexities of moving to the Upper Valley from more urban environments. I love living in this part of the world but also understand life in other places so I can relate to clients moving to this area from cities, towns and countries that are different from the semi-rural life here in Vermont and New Hampshire. I find it immensely rewarding to help my clients with their real estate transactions - facilitating the purchase of the right home; negotiating the best price for the sale of their home and ensuring that these transactions are as seamless as possible. I take my job seriously. I use tools gleaned from my education and prior work experience and fully embrace the analytical tools, marketing programs and support that both Sotheby's International Realty and Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty brand provide. Prior to joining Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty, I spent a number of years in academic research and as an environmental consultant and later owned a successful catering/food business. I attended the University of Vermont, received a Master of Environmental Management from Duke University, a Ph.D. in environmental science from Lancaster University, England and completed my postdoc at Dartmouth College in 2007. I also received a Certificate in baking and pastry arts from New England Culinary Institute. Currently, I serve on the advisory board for The Friends of Hanover and Norwich Schools and most recently the Vermont advisory board for The Trust for Public Land and am a volunteer ski guide for Ski for Light. Norwich, Vermont is where I live with my family, Tiger the cat, and a flock of chickens. I love the outdoors and find time to run, ski, play tennis, hike and cycle and grow as many flowers and vegetables as I can.
After living for many years in both the rural countryside and urban centers in the US and Europe, we decided to move to northern New England to raise our family. I am a 5th generation Vermonter so couldn't resist the opportunity to return to Vermont. We chose the Upper Valley for its casual lifestyle, easy access to high quality education, cultural opportunities and outdoor pursuits and pristine natural areas. This is a wonderful place to call home. My deep knowledge and connection to the land, towns, and neighborhoods allows me to provide my clients with unique insights into real estate opportunities and life in the Upper Valley. I relocated to Vermont from NYC and understand the complexities of moving to the Upper Valley from more urban environments. I love living in this part of the world but also understand life in other places so I can relate to clients moving to this area from cities, towns and countries that are different from the semi-rural life here in Vermont and New Hampshire. I find it immensely rewarding to help my clients with their real estate transactions - facilitating the purchase of the right home; negotiating the best price for the sale of their home and ensuring that these transactions are as seamless as possible. I take my job seriously. I use tools gleaned from my education and prior work experience and fully embrace the analytical tools, marketing programs and support that both Sotheby's International Realty and Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty brand provide. Prior to joining Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty, I spent a number of years in academic research and as an environmental consultant and later owned a successful catering/food business. I attended the University of Vermont, received a Master of Environmental Management from Duke University, a Ph.D. in environmental science from Lancaster University, England and completed my postdoc at Dartmouth College in 2007. I also received a Certificate in baking and pastry arts from New England Culinary Institute. Currently, I serve on the advisory board for The Friends of Hanover and Norwich Schools and most recently the Vermont advisory board for The Trust for Public Land and am a volunteer ski guide for Ski for Light. Norwich, Vermont is where I live with my family, Tiger the cat, and a flock of chickens. I love the outdoors and find time to run, ski, play tennis, hike and cycle and grow as many flowers and vegetables as I can.
