I’ve Been in Your Shoes
Family has always been at the heart of everything I do, both personally and in real estate. As a longtime Southeastern Connecticut resident, experienced Waterford Realtor, military spouse, and former Navy Ombudsman, I understand how important it is to have someone you trust in your corner during life’s biggest transitions. Buying or selling a home is so much more than a transaction. It’s a new chapter, whether you’re buying your first home, growing your family, downsizing, investing, selling a home you’ve loved, or relocating to a new area. My goal is to make that transition as smooth and manageable as possible through honest advice, clear communication, and hands-on support from beginning to end. That same philosophy is at the heart of The Homeport Team. We treat our clients like family, take the time to understand what truly matters to them, and provide the support we would want for our own families. Military families will always hold a special place in my heart. As the spouse of a retired Navy submariner and a former Navy Ombudsman, I understand PCS moves from a perspective that goes beyond real estate. I know the timelines, uncertainty, and logistics that come with military relocation. I’m proud to help service members and their families navigate moves to and from Naval Submarine Base New London, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and communities throughout Southeastern Connecticut, while also helping VA buyers navigate the home-buying process with confidence.
While military relocation is one of my specialties, The Homeport Team proudly serves buyers and sellers of all kinds throughout Waterford, Groton, Mystic, Niantic, East Lyme, New London, Ledyard, Gales Ferry, Stonington, and communities across the Connecticut shoreline and Southeastern Connecticut. For me, real estate has never been about simply getting to the closing table. It’s about taking care of people, building relationships that last beyond closing day, and helping you find the place that feels like home.
Your Relocation, Made Personal

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