I am a Realtor® with Group One Sotheby's International Realty who specializes in selling residential properties in Boise, Eagle, Meridian and the surrounding areas. Scott is a Realtor with Group One Sotheby's International Realty who specializes in professionally marketing and selling residential properties in Boise, Meridian, Eagle and the surrounding areas. He does this by providing professional
listing and buying services that go above and beyond industry expectations. He enjoys helping families, individuals and investors find their perfect home or investment property. Scott has over ten years of full-time residential real estate experience (including his time as a top-producing Realtor in California) and has over ten years of experience in sales and marketing at a Fortune 50 global technology company. He prides himself on his creative marketing skills, which he uses to help list and sell homes for his clients. Scott was born and raised in Northern California and has been living and working in the Boise area since 2005. He completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management while serving 8 years in the U.S. Air Force. Scott has traveled extensively over his military and professional career; he has lived in Japan and Panama. Scott and his wife Kim have 5 wonderful children. They love living in the Treasure Valley because there is such a wide variety of activities to be involved in. Scott says ‘I can take my daughter to a horse show during the day and go to the historic Egyptian Theatre for an old classic movie at night, followed by a locally harvested dinner at one of our favorite Basque restaurants. There truly is something for everyone here in the Treasure Valley”. Scott likes to stay active by golfing, bicycling and hiking (in the Boise Foothills). He also enjoys playing classic rock on his electric guitar (his wife loves it too, lol). Scott believes that the journey of buying or selling your home can be so much more rewarding when you team with a trusted partner. Contact Scott today to begin your journey.
