Selected Properties

What earns a place here

At any given time, this practice represents a small number of properties — not because of capacity, but because of conviction. Each listing gets the full attention it deserves: proper photography, honest copy, and a seller story that actually explains why someone would want to live there.

The properties that earn a place here share a few things in common. They have character that comps can’t capture. They have a seller who can articulate what made the place worth having. And they have honest constraints — the things that make them right for some people and wrong for others — stated plainly rather than buried in fine print.

Character over comps

The property has a story that market data alone can’t tell.

A real seller story

The seller can explain what made it worth having — and what it will ask of the next owner.

Honest constraints

The tradeoffs are named upfront. Right for someone specific, not for everyone.

Selected Past Properties

Nothing is currently represented. Use the form below to get in touch if you have a property worth considering.

Lake Adger Parkway
Sold · 2026
Waterfront Land

Lake Adger Parkway

Mill Spring, North Carolina

One acre on a quiet north-facing cove with 145 feet of shoreline, a floating dock already in place, and the particular stillness of a spring-fed lake that prohibits jet skis. A site that asked to be found by someone specific.

Represented the seller · Heather Brady, Bluefield Realty Group

47 Wallace Street
Sold · 2026
Restored Cottage

47 Wallace Street

Greenville, South Carolina

A 1955 mill cottage in Greenville’s Dunean neighborhood, completely reimagined in 2023. Original pine floors, a fenced yard, eight minutes to downtown. The kind of house that rewards people who look for character instead of comps.

Represented the seller · Heather Brady, Bluefield Realty Group

Working Together

If you have a property worth representing

The Opening Note is a short intake that helps determine whether this is a good fit — for both of us. It takes about ten minutes and asks the things a good listing conversation would cover anyway.

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