A native Baltimorian and mother of three, Sarah has extensive experience in the non-profit sector, a strong work ethic and a high level of dedication to every task. After graduating from The College of Charleston in South Carolina in 2006 with a B.A. in Communication, Sarah continued her studies at L'Abri Fellowship in the Swiss Alps. Forever drawn to the mountainous regions, Sarah later relocated to Steamboat Springs, Colorado where she taught as a ski instructor.

A deep love for family brought her back home to Maryland. Published in Baltimore Magazine, she put her freelance writing skills to work as a grant writer for The Living Classrooms Foundation in Washington, DC. An abstract painter and design enthusiast, Sarah began staging homes before pursuing a career in real estate. Sarah has represented buyers and sellers across Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, and her keen eye for design has helped clients envision how a space can be lived in and think creatively about the home buying process. 

Nonprofits close to Sarah’s heart include Frontier Horizon, an organization that finds homes for orphans in the United States from Nicaragua and the Ukraine. Locally, she supports Araminta Freedom Initiative, an organization that frees children from trafficking and has been a proud Chair sponsor of Horizon Day Camp. Sarah currently resides in Lutherville with her husband, Steve, and three children Kellen,13, Olivia, 8, and William, 7, who attend Calvert School. She loves to paint, play tennis, ski, and spend time with her family.