I grew up in New Hampshire, and like many people, I left to build a career and discover what life might look like somewhere else. That journey eventually took me to Washington, DC, where I spent more than two decades building one of the region's most respected independent real estate brokerages and helping clients buy and sell more than $1 billion in real estate.

Looking back, I'm grateful for every chapter of that career. It taught me how to negotiate complex deals, guide clients through high-stakes decisions, and navigate markets that demanded both strategy and composure. But more than anything, it taught me that buying or selling a home is rarely just about the home itself.

After years of helping people through major life transitions, I found myself asking many of the same questions my clients were asking. What kind of life did I want my family to have? Where did I want to spend my time? What mattered enough to build a life around? Those questions eventually led me back to New Hampshire in 2017—not because I had to return, but because I wanted to.

Coming home gave me a new perspective on the work I had been doing all along. I realized that the clients I enjoyed serving most weren't simply looking for another property. They were searching for a place that reflected the life they wanted to create. Sometimes that meant leaving a city for a quieter pace. Sometimes it meant finding a home where grandchildren could gather every summer. Sometimes it meant making room for a new business, a growing family, or a long-held dream.

That realization shapes the way I work today.

I believe experience matters. Strategy matters. Negotiation matters. After more than twenty-two years in this profession, I know how to price a home, structure a competitive offer, solve difficult problems, and protect my clients' interests. But I also believe there are parts of a move that can't be measured in spreadsheets or market reports.

The town matters just as much as the house. The rhythm of daily life matters. The people you'll know, the roads you'll drive, the coffee shop you'll visit every Saturday morning, and the feeling you have when you pull into your driveway after a long day—all of those things become part of your life in ways that are difficult to appreciate until you've lived them.

That's why my approach has always been about more than real estate.

My job is to help you make one of life's biggest decisions with confidence. I'll bring decades of experience, honest advice, and a deep knowledge of New Hampshire to the process. Just as importantly, I'll take the time to understand the life you're trying to build, because I believe the best real estate decisions begin there.

Welcome to Reverie. For Dreams Well Lived.