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Rachel, a native of East Tennessee, spent twenty years in South Carolina before settling in Vischer Ferry, New York. With paternal roots in Albany and the Hudson Valley dating back to 1614, she carries a deep connection to the region. In the 1920s, her great-grandfather founded the iconic Miss Albany Diners, with seven locations across the Capital Region. Stories of Upstate New York's rich history have fueled her passion for the area, where she now embraces life in the Hudson Valley and Capital Region. After nearly two decades in patient care, Rachel pursued her lifelong dream of a career in real estate. She specializes in vintage, unique, and historic homes, bringing her keen eye to every project. Having led several upscale renovations in the Capital Region, Rachel blends homeowners' treasures with items from her personal collection to stage listings with timeless style. An avid reader and American history enthusiast, Rachel is a member of the DAR, the Mayflower Society, and a Friend of Albany Rural Cemetery. She cherishes her Pekingese, adopted a decade ago in South Carolina. She has a heart to help those in need-especially the homeless, elderly, and animals. After a bout of skin cancer two years ago, she passionately advocates for sun protection and awareness. With meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to excellence, Rachel values family and creating welcoming spaces for loved ones. She takes time to understand her clients' needs, ensuring they feel at home. Infusing her work with Southern hospitality, Rachel is dedicated to serving the Hudson Valley and Capital Region with warmth, expertise, and professionalism.
Rachel, a native of East Tennessee, spent twenty years in South Carolina before settling in Vischer Ferry, New York. With paternal roots in Albany and the Hudson Valley dating back to 1614, she carries a deep connection to the region. In the 1920s, her great-grandfather founded the iconic Miss Albany Diners, with seven locations across the Capital Region. Stories of Upstate New York's rich history have fueled her passion for the area, where she now embraces life in the Hudson Valley and Capital Region. After nearly two decades in patient care, Rachel pursued her lifelong dream of a career in real estate. She specializes in vintage, unique, and historic homes, bringing her keen eye to every project. Having led several upscale renovations in the Capital Region, Rachel blends homeowners' treasures with items from her personal collection to stage listings with timeless style. An avid reader and American history enthusiast, Rachel is a member of the DAR, the Mayflower Society, and a Friend of Albany Rural Cemetery. She cherishes her Pekingese, adopted a decade ago in South Carolina. She has a heart to help those in need-especially the homeless, elderly, and animals. After a bout of skin cancer two years ago, she passionately advocates for sun protection and awareness. With meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to excellence, Rachel values family and creating welcoming spaces for loved ones. She takes time to understand her clients' needs, ensuring they feel at home. Infusing her work with Southern hospitality, Rachel is dedicated to serving the Hudson Valley and Capital Region with warmth, expertise, and professionalism.
