Selling with us
We take on fewer listings so each house gets more: its own photographer and film, a printed book, and a partner who shows it.
How we sell a house
A frank first visit
A partner walks the house with you and tells you what buyers will notice, good and bad.
Ready, not renovated
We bring in our painters, stagers and landscapers where it will pay, and say so where it won't.
Photographed and filmed
Elena directs a full photography and film shoot, from the water too if the house is on it.
Shown privately first
We introduce the house to buyers we already know before it goes public, if you want that.
Negotiated and closed
We weigh every offer on whether it will close, not just its price, and stay with you to the closing table.
Ask for a valuation
- The house
- Details
- Timing
- You
Add the address so we know which house to look at.
Type of home
On the water?
When might you sell?
We had two offers on the first weekend and chose the one Catherine thought would close. It did, on the day she said it would.
Priya walked us through the Historic Preservation Commission before we bought, so nothing about owning a 1790s house surprised us.
We were moving from San Diego with a month's notice. Sophie found us the house, the school and the pediatrician.
Daniel knew the depth at our pier better than we did after twenty years there.
What we've sold lately
The full record
Sold$2,640,000
Round Bay, Severna Park
Georgian on the bluff above the Severn. Represented the seller, August 2026.
Sold$2,210,000
Duke of Gloucester Street, Historic District
1830s clapboard with a garden. Represented the buyer, June 2026.
Sold$1,425,000
Mill Creek, Arnold
Shingled house with a deep-water dock. Represented both sides, May 2026.
Sold$985,000
Chester Avenue, Eastport
Restored cottage two blocks from the creek. Represented the seller, April 2026.