Keiley Fuller

Positive, hard-working, and an excellent communicator, Keiley Fuller’s pristine reputation precedes her. A top-producing realtor in Darien, CT, Keiley has lived and breathed the community since she was a young girl. Her intimate knowledge of the area has given her an edge in her work, and she loves to share her expertise with her clients.

Besides working in Darien, Keiley also serves the neighboring communities of New Canaan, Rowayton, Wilton, Norwalk, Stamford and Westport, with Fairfield County’s closeness to incredible locations like Manhattan making it a prime locale. Keiley’s many decades of living in the neighborhood are a testament to her love for the local community. Keiley enjoys the many dazzling waterfront properties and excellent school system, making Fairfield County a fantastic place to raise a family. Keiley knows that firsthand, as she lives in Darien with her husband, her three awesome kids, and their lovable brood of pets—which includes two dogs, two cats, and a fish!

Keiley began working in the real estate business in 1992 in the relocation industry. She has enjoyed success in growing her business from referrals from previous clients and customers who enjoyed working with her. This past year she was invited to join The American Dream TV show. It’s a nationally televised show where she is able to feature lifestyle and real estate in her monthly segment. It’s a unique opportunity her clients to expose their properties to a wider audience. During her time working as a realtor, Keiley’s reputation has grown exponentially. Her clients appreciate her diligence and work ethic, along with her willingness to be available to them 24/7, 365 days a year. Not only is Keiley willing to help her clients, but she also works well with her peers and is a strong team player. She is well-liked by her fellow agents, and their referrals are a sign of their support.

When she isn’t working, Keiley is passionate about health, wellness, entertaining, creating and spending time with her family and friends. She also volunteers and is a board member at the Rowan Center which is a nonprofit organization supporting Fairfield County. She also runs a jewelry company on the side, which helps to nourish her creative side.