Beth earned her real estate license in 2003 when she moved back "home" to Lawrenceville from New York City. She loved the home buying experience and wanted to help make the process as easy and enjoyable as possible for others. Her goal is to see buyers happy as she hands them the keys to their new home and sellers satisfied with a smooth and seamless closing.
During her years in New York City, she worked as a marketing manager at top national magazines where clear communication, strong branding and diligence were all key components to success. As an agent at Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty, she can offer her clients the power of the Sotheby's International Realty world-renowned brand, coupled with personalized service and unparalleled diligence. Her background working in NYC helped her develop a strong work ethic, while her time as a division one soccer player instilled in her a desire to work together as a team—both of which are skills that now transfer to every deal she closes.
In addition to living and working in Lawrenceville/Princeton, she also spends time giving back to the community. She has volunteered as a soccer coach for Lawrence Hamnett, served as PTO President of Lawrenceville Elementary School, and has volunteered her time as a Board Member and President of St. Matthews Little Leisure Pre-School in Pennington and dedicated 6 years as a Board Member for Trenton Country Club. She actively supports the National Junior Tennis & Learning of Trenton and currently serves on the Hun School of Princeton’s Parents’ Association Executive Board.
When she is not working, locals can spot her on the Lawrence-Hopewell Trail with her Goldendoodle, Eli! She enjoys the outdoors in all forms...tennis, golf, hiking, gardening, paddle-boarding and all that the amazing area has to offer.
Whether you are buying or selling, every house offers a different challenge (which is what keeps this career interesting!), and she strives to help her clients make their goals a reality with as little stress as possible.
