Listed by Lisa Sabelhaus and Dana Higgins
,Bought with Ellie Hitt
Source: Bright MLS #MDFR2075764
2107 Charlton House Way, Frederick, MD, 21702
$589,000
SingleFam
•Quick story, one day my family and me were walking the neighborhood and noticed an Open House. Curiosity got the best of us and we walked in. There was Ellie, smiling and warm. She asked us if we had real estate representation after we finished looking around (at the time we did) and we left. That was what we thought would be the last time we saw Ellie. She began inviting us to events she hosted. Suddenly, we were seeing her more and more, building the foundation of our relationship. Fast forward (and two kids later), we told Ellie we had outgrown our townhouse and were ready to enter the housing market. She excitedly took our hands and never let go. Ellie is now a permanent person in our lives. She's knowledgeable, passionate, and incredibly reliable. She values the relationships she builds with you and we couldn't have anyone more perfect to have every step of the way.

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