Amy

What’s your personal connection to the neighbourhood?
I have lived and worked in Mitchell Shire since 2013, served on local committees and have a child at local schools. That gives me a genuine connection to the community and a strong appreciation for how local life, schools and property all connect.
What do your clients commonly say you do differently?
I am picky, and I mean that in the best possible way. I go the extra mile to make sure properties are presented as strongly as possible in their marketing, because presentation can make a real difference to how a property is seen and remembered.
Tell us about any community initiatives you’re proud of
I was part of the organising committee that rebuilt the Upper Plenty Mechanics Institute after it burnt down, affectionately known as the Upper Plenty Shack. I also initiated redesign ideas for the new building, which is now a terrific community space. I am also President of Whittlesea Adult Riders Club, which is known as a friendly, active club within the HRCAV.
How has your career led you to the role you’re in today?
I have worked in real estate marketing for more than 20 years, including around 12 years as a freelance photographer. In 2025, I was invited to become Buxton Outer North’s in-house photographer and marketing specialist, which has allowed me to combine my creative skills with my knowledge of property.