Welcome to New Hampshire. With over 1,300 lakes surrounded by a state that is 86% trees, people come here to enjoy the best that Mother Nature offers.


I have lived on or near water my entire life. My family even owned a private island, 9 miles by boat and 28 miles by car to the nearest town called Little Current — and that was an overstatement. I understand and appreciate the emotions and fond memories attached to such special places.


Prior to a real estate career which began in 2004, I spent 30 years in advertising as an art director, writer, photographer, and designer in NYC and Boston. I have worked with three US Presidents, a five-star General, countless celebrities, corporate moguls, top fashionistas, and well over 450 different accounts in every category. This included marketing multi-million dollar homes for a Boston-based real estate company that has since become a Sotheby's affiliate. I’ve expanded my skills to include drone aerial imaging, videos, electronic and printed brochures, social media and so much more.


As a real estate agent, I have consistently been a multi-million dollar performer. I have marketed, helped sell, and sold properties on more different bodies of water than any agent in the state of New Hampshire. I collect lakes.

Let me be your Waterfront Agent.

I was in advertising for 30 years in NYC and Boston and here. I did all the high end marketing of multi million dollar properties for a real estate company in Boston which became a Sotheby's affiliate. So I walked into the Coldwell Banker in Portsmouth with by brochures and began my career. My first listing on my first day was a waterfront in Northwood. So I created my first website www.WaterfrontAgent.net. From there I headed north to Wolfeboro with Prudential which turned to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. Then to the Bean Group and now back with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices - Verani. I also work from my home office on the water in Wolfeboro --- and the million miles out of my cars with computer and a hubspot from my iPhone in hand (but not while I drive of course).