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Dedicated to Excellence Through Continuous Learning
Amanda’s commitment to being the best in the business is evident in her dedication to continuous learning and improvement. She has spent hundreds of hours training under some of the top real estate agents and coaches in the industry. This rigorous education has equipped her with innovative strategies, insights, and an unparalleled depth of knowledge, all of which she brings to bear on behalf of her clients.
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Massachusetts Regions
Boston
North of Boston
North of Boston
Ask ten people what they love about Boston and you’ll get ten different answers. Boston is quirky; it’s the One Man Band guy playing oldies but goodies on Newbury Street and the adults quacking on duck boats. Boston is historic: it’s home to the Kennedys and the iconic sites from the American Revolution along The Freedom Trail. Boston
Ask ten people what they love about Boston and you’ll get ten different answers. Boston is quirky; it’s the One Man Band guy playing oldies but goodies on Newbury Street and the adults quacking on duck boats. Boston is historic: it’s home to the Kennedys and the iconic sites from the American Revolution along The Freedom Trail. Boston is sports paradise: if you want to eat, sleep, and breathe like champions, this is the place to do it. And of course, Boston is wicked smart; there are over 50 colleges & universities in the Greater Boston area, including Harvard and MIT. It has the art, food, and nightlife of a big city, with the friendliness and heart of a small town. Boston is one of a kind.
North of Boston
North of Boston
North of Boston
If you like beaches, witches, seafaring, and history, the North of Boston region is for you. On the North Shore you can explore 30 miles of gorgeous rocky coastline, with stops along the way as varied as the Salem Witch Museum and the New England Pirate Museum. Further inland in the Greater Merrimack Valley, you can relive the America
If you like beaches, witches, seafaring, and history, the North of Boston region is for you. On the North Shore you can explore 30 miles of gorgeous rocky coastline, with stops along the way as varied as the Salem Witch Museum and the New England Pirate Museum. Further inland in the Greater Merrimack Valley, you can relive the American Revolution in Lexington and Concord. There’s even a North of Boston Seafood Trail that even has its own app.
South of Boston
North of Boston
South of Boston
The eclectic South of Boston region is a must-see for anyone who likes history, beaches, and art. Learn how the Pilgrims lived at Plimoth Patuxet, a living-history museum where it’s always 1627. Check out the New Bedford Whaling Museum, or even better, go see some actual whales in the very place that inspired Herman Melville’s Moby Dick.
The eclectic South of Boston region is a must-see for anyone who likes history, beaches, and art. Learn how the Pilgrims lived at Plimoth Patuxet, a living-history museum where it’s always 1627. Check out the New Bedford Whaling Museum, or even better, go see some actual whales in the very place that inspired Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. Go to the Art Complex Museum for the classic Shaker furniture, and stay for the Japanese tea ceremony. You don’t want to miss the natural beauty and charm of the South Shore.
Central Mass
Cape Cod & The Islands
South of Boston
Central Massachusetts is a hidden gem, full of art & culture, unique family fun, and gorgeous natural vistas. Here in the heart of Massachusetts, you can go to “sugar camp” at Old Sturbridge Village’s living history museum; explore everything from treetops to the solar system at the totally unique indoor-outdoor museum, the Ecotarium;
Central Massachusetts is a hidden gem, full of art & culture, unique family fun, and gorgeous natural vistas. Here in the heart of Massachusetts, you can go to “sugar camp” at Old Sturbridge Village’s living history museum; explore everything from treetops to the solar system at the totally unique indoor-outdoor museum, the Ecotarium; and take on Wachusett Mountain on skis in the winter or in hiking boots the rest of the year. While in Central Mass, don’t miss out on the burgeoning culinary scene, the memorable art, or Worcester’s live music venues.
Western Mass
Cape Cod & The Islands
Cape Cod & The Islands
Western Massachusetts is truly one of a kind. See the green hills of the Berkshires or the stunning foliage along the Mohawk Trail, America’s first (and best!) scenic automobile route. Visit an amazing collection of unique museums including the Basketball Hall of Fame. Listen to epic music at Springfield’s Symphony Hall or the iconic Tan
Western Massachusetts is truly one of a kind. See the green hills of the Berkshires or the stunning foliage along the Mohawk Trail, America’s first (and best!) scenic automobile route. Visit an amazing collection of unique museums including the Basketball Hall of Fame. Listen to epic music at Springfield’s Symphony Hall or the iconic Tanglewood music venue. And walk through some of the world’s most picturesque college towns in Northampton and Amherst. There’s even a hardcore music scene here
Cape Cod & The Islands
Cape Cod & The Islands
Cape Cod & The Islands
The Cape Cod Region, consisting of Cape Cod and the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, have an incredible collection of activities for the whole family to enjoy. You won’t want to miss the amazing golf courses (regular and mini), the legendary seafood, or the iconic natural landscapes. Once you’re there it’s easy to see why
The Cape Cod Region, consisting of Cape Cod and the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, have an incredible collection of activities for the whole family to enjoy. You won’t want to miss the amazing golf courses (regular and mini), the legendary seafood, or the iconic natural landscapes. Once you’re there it’s easy to see why Cape Cod is one of the most well-know travel destinations around the world.
Why Move To Greater Boston?
Location, location, location
Moving to Boston means living in a great central location for travel throughout the Northeastern United States. You'll have easy access to several beaches, and coveted vacation destinations (New England fall color) and will be near nearby metropolises, such as New York City and Philadelphia.
Boston is safe
Based on crime statistics and residents' reports, US News recently rated Boston as the 13th safest place to live in America. Living in Boston is safer, thanks to most cities of its size or larger. US News further reports that, in 2020, Boston's violent crime rate was lower than the national average (including large cities, smaller towns, and rural areas as well.)
Healthy lifestyle
Massachusetts residents enjoy a high quality of life and standard of living with access to excellent medical care. Massachusetts General Hospital is ranked the 3rd best hospital in America.
Sports culture
Love or hate them, Boston is home to two of America's most famous sports teams, The Boston Red Sox and The Celtics. Fenway Park is the oldest – and arguably most famous – stadium in MLB (Major League Baseball), so you'll have no shortage of great games to catch.