I was an international hotelier, living in London and New York City, before becoming a real estate broker in Westchester County. I am an Associate Broker with Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty and have represented both buyers or sellers in hundreds of real estate transactions. My objective for every one of my clients is to maximize value for them.
I live and work in Bronxville where I have served for the past three years as Co-Chair of the Bronxville Historical Conservancy. Prior to joining Sotheby's International Realty, I worked in every aspect of real estate, from directing on-site sales for developers to syndicating real estate investments. Featured in Fortune and Forbes magazines, I handle both commercial and residential real estate, but what I enjoy most is working with individuals who are interested in buying or selling a home. I specialize in single-family homes, townhouses, co-ops and condominiums in Bronxville and southern Westchester County.
I am also an accomplished artist who has painted portraits of many of Westchester's most significant houses and historic buildings. Painting these great mansions and classic houses has given me insight into the quality of these landmarks and has been invaluable in determining market value when pricing a new listing.
I was the past President of the Lawrence Park Hilltop which was originally a turn-of-the-century artist's colony. I am married and live in Lawrence Park in a house that was built as an artist's studio in 1892.
I was an international hotelier, living in London and New York City, before becoming a real estate broker in Westchester County. I am an Associate Broker with Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty and have represented both buyers or sellers in hundreds of real estate transactions. My objective for every one of my clients is to maximize value for them.
I live and work in Bronxville where I have served for the past three years as Co-Chair of the Bronxville Historical Conservancy. Prior to joining Sotheby's International Realty, I worked in every aspect of real estate, from directing on-site sales for developers to syndicating real estate investments. Featured in Fortune and Forbes magazines, I handle both commercial and residential real estate, but what I enjoy most is working with individuals who are interested in buying or selling a home. I specialize in single-family homes, townhouses, co-ops and condominiums in Bronxville and southern Westchester County.
I am also an accomplished artist who has painted portraits of many of Westchester's most significant houses and historic buildings. Painting these great mansions and classic houses has given me insight into the quality of these landmarks and has been invaluable in determining market value when pricing a new listing.
I was the past President of the Lawrence Park Hilltop which was originally a turn-of-the-century artist's colony. I am married and live in Lawrence Park in a house that was built as an artist's studio in 1892.
I was an international hotelier, living in London and New York City, before becoming a real estate broker in Westchester County. I am an Associate Broker with Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty and have represented both buyers or sellers in hundreds of real estate transactions. My objective for every one of my clients is to maximize value for them.
I live and work in Bronxville where I have served for the past three years as Co-Chair of the Bronxville Historical Conservancy. Prior to joining Sotheby's International Realty, I worked in every aspect of real estate, from directing on-site sales for developers to syndicating real estate investments. Featured in Fortune and Forbes magazines, I handle both commercial and residential real estate, but what I enjoy most is working with individuals who are interested in buying or selling a home. I specialize in single-family homes, townhouses, co-ops and condominiums in Bronxville and southern Westchester County.
I am also an accomplished artist who has painted portraits of many of Westchester's most significant houses and historic buildings. Painting these great mansions and classic houses has given me insight into the quality of these landmarks and has been invaluable in determining market value when pricing a new listing.
I was the past President of the Lawrence Park Hilltop which was originally a turn-of-the-century artist's colony. I am married and live in Lawrence Park in a house that was built as an artist's studio in 1892.
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