Agent Profiles • September 17, 2025

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake’s Jen Voshell Honored

by Krista Batchelor

MSBR Leadership Role and I.D.E.A. Award

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of Easton real estate agent Jen Voshell, who was recently recognized for her leadership and community service. Jen has been appointed Secretary of the Mid-Shore Board of Realtors (MSBR) 2025–2026 Leadership Team and was also awarded the I.D.E.A. Award for outstanding contributions to inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility.

Jen Voshell Appointed to MSBR Leadership Team

On September 16, 2025, during the MSBR Leadership Installations and Awards Program at the Hyatt Place Kent Narrows, Jen was officially installed as Secretary of the MSBR Leadership Team.

2025–2026 MSBR Leadership Team:

President: Shandell Green, Douglas Realty
Past President: Michelle Abplanalp, Rosendale Realty
President-Elect: Petra Quinn, Realty Navigator
Secretary: Jen Voshell, Coldwell Banker Chesapeake
Treasurer: Tom Draper, First Home Mortgage

This appointment reflects Jen’s dedication not only to her clients but also to the broader Eastern Shore real estate community.

Honored with the MSBR I.D.E.A. Award

In addition to her leadership role, Jen was recognized with the MSBR I.D.E.A. Award, which spotlights individuals who further the mission of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility within the association and community.

“Jen’s passion for equality is contagious. She has championed initiatives from securing 13 community non-profits for the Diversity Summit to testifying in support of Pride events. Her leadership continues to inspire growth in the I.D.E.A. Committee.”

— Debbie Leber, Executive Director, Mid-Shore Board of Realtors (presented the award)

Highlights of Jen’s service include:

Securing 13 community nonprofits for the MSBR Diversity Summit
Testifying at a town council meeting in support of Pride events
Designing social media campaigns for Black History Month, Veterans Day, Women’s History Month, and Pride Month
Growing awareness and participation in the I.D.E.A. Committee

A Community-Focused Real Estate Leader

At Coldwell Banker Chesapeake, we are proud of the example Jen sets through her real estate expertise and advocacy for inclusive communities.

“Jen embodies the values we strive for at Coldwell Banker Chesapeake. Her leadership, compassion, and dedication to equity and inclusion strengthen not only our industry but also the communities we serve. We couldn’t be prouder to have her on our team.”

— Hugh Smith, Broker/Owner, Coldwell Banker Chesapeake

Congratulations, Jen!

Please join us in congratulating Jen Voshell on her appointment to the MSBR Leadership Team and on receiving the 2025 I.D.E.A. Award.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or exploring the Eastern Shore real estate market, connect with our team to see how we can help.

Visit Coldwell Banker Chesapeake

Buying A Home • Selling A Home • September 9, 2025

Smart Home Technology in 2025:

by Krista Batchelor

Features Buyers Want Most

Smart home technology is no longer a luxury—it’s quickly becoming a must-have for today’s buyers. From energy efficiency to peace of mind, shoppers in 2025 are prioritizing homes with built-in tech that makes life easier, safer, and more sustainable.

If you’re planning to sell on the Eastern Shore or nearby, a few targeted upgrades can help your listing stand out and attract more qualified buyers.

Why Smart Homes Are in Demand

Convenience: Control locks, lights, and climate from your phone or voice assistant.
Energy savings: Smart thermostats and lighting reduce monthly costs.
Security: Real-time alerts and remote monitoring give owners peace of mind.

Homes that highlight these benefits tend to photograph better, perform well in search filters, and generate more showing requests.

Top Smart Home Features Buyers Want in 2025

1) Smart Security Systems

Buyers love visible and easy-to-use security. Consider pairing:

Video doorbells for package and visitor monitoring
Smart door locks with temporary access codes
Exterior cameras with motion alerts

2) Smart Thermostats & Climate Control

Adaptive thermostats learn routines and optimize heating and cooling—perfect for humid summers and chilly winters on the Shore. They lower bills and boost comfort.

3) Smart Lighting

App-controlled or voice-activated lighting helps with ambience, security, and energy savings. Start with smart switches or bulbs in kitchens, living rooms, and entryways.

4) Smart Appliances

Connected refrigerators, ranges, and laundry machines offer remote monitoring, maintenance alerts, and efficiency settings—great “wow” factors in listing photos and tours.

5) Hubs & Voice Assistants

Buyers prefer a simple, integrated experience. A hub or native platform (e.g., Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa) brings lighting, climate, security, and entertainment into one system.

Should You Upgrade Before Selling?

You don’t need a full home overhaul. Focus on high-impact, budget-friendly items that buyers notice:

Smart thermostat
Video doorbell + smart lock
Key smart switches/bulbs in main rooms

Document the smart home devices and include them in your listing remarks. Create simple, printed instructions so buyers can see how easy they are to use during showings.

Local Guidance for Smart Home Buyers & Sellers

Our agents know which upgrades resonate most with buyers across Easton, Chestertown, Chesapeake City, and surrounding communities. We’ll help you decide what to add, how to present it, and how to price your home strategically.

Browse our Market Reports for trends, or contact us to talk about smart features that fit your budget and timeline.

Smart Home FAQ

Do smart home features increase value?

They can improve your home’s marketability and help it stand out in online searches. In competitive markets, that often translates into stronger offers.

Will these devices transfer to the buyer?

Yes—most sellers convey installed smart thermostats, switches, locks, and cameras. Be sure to reset devices and transfer app access at settlement.

Lifestyle • September 3, 2025

Fall on the Shore:

by Krista Batchelor

Seasonal Home Maintenance Tips

Practical, local advice for Maryland’s Eastern Shore and Delaware homeowners.

As the crisp air of fall sweeps across Maryland’s Eastern Shore and Delaware, it’s the perfect time to prepare your home for cooler temperatures and winter weather. A little proactive care now improves comfort, reduces costs, and protects your biggest investment.

Top Fall Home Maintenance Tips for Eastern Shore Homeowners

1) Inspect and Clean Your Gutters

Clear leaves, sticks, and debris to prevent clogs and overflow.
Flush downspouts and confirm water drains away from the foundation.
Consider gutter guards for long-term protection.

2) Check Your Roof and Siding

Replace missing or curled shingles to prevent water intrusion.
Seal gaps or cracks in siding and around penetrations.
Look for flashing issues around chimneys, vents, and skylights.

3) Service Your Heating System

Schedule a professional inspection for your furnace or heat pump.
Replace filters for better efficiency and indoor air quality.
Test thermostats (and smart schedules) before the first cold snap.

4) Prepare Your Yard and Landscaping

Trim branches away from the roof and power lines.
Rake leaves to avoid lawn suffocation and mold.
Plant fall bulbs now for a beautiful spring bloom.

5) Seal Windows and Doors

Replace worn weatherstripping and add fresh caulk where needed.
Use door sweeps and window film to cut drafts.
Consider storm doors or interior panels for older homes.

6) Fireplace and Chimney Safety

Schedule a chimney cleaning and inspection (creosote can build up fast).
Stock up on seasoned hardwood and store it off the ground.
Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; replace batteries.

Why Seasonal Maintenance Protects Your Home Value

Well-maintained homes are more comfortable, more efficient, and more appealing to future buyers. Routine care helps you avoid costly emergency repairs and keeps your inspection punch list short if you decide to sell.

Explore Communities and Homes

Curious about neighborhoods, schools, and lifestyle across the Shore? Visit our Community Section on our website to learn more. Ready to find a home that fits your family’s routine this season? Start browsing our current listings.

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Real Estate Co.

www.cbchesapeake.com

Easton: 17B N. Harrison Street, Easton, MD 21601 — 410-822-9000
Chestertown: 114 B S. Cross Street, Chestertown, MD 21620 — 410-778-0330
Chesapeake City: 200 Bohemia Avenue, Suite 2, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 — 410-885-2200

🏆 #1 Coldwell Banker in Maryland 2023 & 2024

Lifestyle • August 26, 2025

Back to School on the Eastern Shore:

by Krista Batchelor

What Families Need to Know

Back-to-School Season on Maryland’s Eastern Shore

As summer winds down, the Eastern Shore comes alive with fresh routines, school buses on the move, and the excitement of a new school year. Families living in Kent County, Cecil County, Queen Anne’s County, Talbot County, and Kent County, Delaware know that strong schools and welcoming communities are at the heart of what makes this region such a special place to call home.

If you’re considering a move, back-to-school season is the perfect reminder that the right home goes hand in hand with the right neighborhood and school district.

Strong Schools, Strong Communities

The Eastern Shore offers excellent educational opportunities for families. Schools in Chestertown, Easton, Centreville, Chesapeake City, and Rock Hall provide strong academic programs, competitive sports, and a wide range of extracurriculars.

For homeowners, being in a desirable school district can also boost property values and make your home more attractive to future buyers. That’s why our Coldwell Banker Chesapeake agents guide families in finding not just the right house, but the right school community.

👉 Visit our Community Pages to explore schools and neighborhoods across the Shore.

Tips for Moving During the School Year

Relocating with kids in the middle of a school year can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are some ways to make the transition smoother:

Research School Districts in Advance – Review bus routes, after-school programs, and extracurricular activities.
Choose a Family-Friendly Floor Plan – Homes with mudrooms, extra storage, and homework areas help busy families stay organized.
Get Involved Early – Join parent associations, youth sports leagues, or local clubs to build connections quickly.

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake agents know how to help families settle into the right neighborhood, making the move seamless for both parents and children.

Back-to-School Home Organization Tips

The start of school is the perfect time to get your home organized. Families on the Eastern Shore love features such as:

Dedicated Homework Stations – Quiet, well-lit areas to help kids focus.
Organized Entryways – Hooks, cubbies, and storage to manage backpacks, sports gear, and shoes.
Flexible Spaces – Rooms that evolve with your family’s needs, from playrooms to study spaces.

Looking for a home that fits your family’s lifestyle? Start by browsing our current listings.

Community Life Beyond the Classroom

Back-to-school isn’t just about school supplies — it’s also about reconnecting with community life. Across the Shore, families enjoy events like:

Queen Anne’s County Fair
Chestertown First Fridays
Easton Waterfowl Festival
Rock Hall’s Fall Fest
Downrigging Weekend in Chestertown
Local football games and fall festivals

These events bring neighbors together and highlight why life on the Eastern Shore is so special.

Find Your Perfect Home This School Year

At Coldwell Banker Chesapeake, we know that back-to-school season is about more than just academics — it’s about creating the right foundation for family life. Whether you’re relocating for work, moving for schools, or looking for more space, our team is here to help you every step of the way.

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Real Estate Co.

🌐 www.cbchesapeake.com

📍 Easton: 17B N. Harrison Street, Easton, MD 21601 — 410-822-9000
📍 Chestertown: 114 B S. Cross Street, Chestertown, MD 21620 — 410-778-0330
📍 Chesapeake City: 200 Bohemia Avenue, Suite 2, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 — 410-885-2200

🏆 #1 Coldwell Banker in Maryland 2023 & 2024

Career • August 5, 2025

5 Signs It’s Time to Rethink Your Real Estate Brokerage

by Krista Batchelor

Thinking about making a real estate career move in Maryland or Delaware? If you’re a Realtor on the Eastern Shore—or anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic—your brokerage should be your launch pad, not an anchor. The right office environment, tools, and support make all the difference.

If any of these signs sound familiar, it may be time to rethink your brokerage and explore how Coldwell Banker Chesapeake can help you thrive.

1. You’re Wearing Every Hat—and None Fit

If you’re acting as your own transaction coordinator, marketing team, and tech support—while also trying to sell real estate—you’re not building a business. You’re just treading water.

Watch for:

Too much time spent on low-value tasks
No leverage or support staff
Feeling like you’re reinventing the wheel daily

Better Option: Choose a brokerage with built-in marketing, tech, and admin support so you can focus on lead generation, negotiations, and relationships.

2. You’re Growing—But Your Brokerage Isn’t

You’re investing in podcasts, CE classes, and coaching… but your brokerage is still running on 2012 systems. That growth gap can quietly stall your career.

Red flags:

Outdated training and technology
No structured coaching or goal tracking
Disengaged or stagnant leadership

Better Option: Work with a brokerage that invests in agent development, modern tech tools, and forward-focused leadership.

3. You’re Paying a Premium but Getting Pennies in Return

High splits, desk fees, tech fees… even smoke alarm battery fees. If you’re not getting leads, tools, or ROI for your investment, it’s time to evaluate your options.

Ask yourself:

Am I generating my own leads?
Are the tech and support worth the cost?
Do I feel like I’m getting real value?

Better Option: Look for transparent compensation, included resources, and a brand name that adds value to your business.

4. The Culture’s Cold… and You’re Over It

A healthy culture should energize you, not drain you. The best brokerages foster collaboration, celebrate wins, and create an environment where everyone succeeds.

Consider:

Do agents genuinely support each other?
Is leadership present and engaged?
Do I feel connected, or just tolerated?

Better Option: Join a team where community, coaching, and camaraderie are part of the daily culture.

5. You’re Not Proud to Pitch the Brand

Your brokerage’s brand should open doors. If you feel the need to explain—or apologize—when you hand out a business card, that’s a red flag.

Pay attention to:

Client reactions when you name your brokerage
The quality of your listing presentations and tools
Your personal pride in your marketing

Better Option: Partner with a globally recognized brand that inspires confidence, like Coldwell Banker.

Ready to Make the Move?

If more than two of these signs resonate, it’s worth exploring your options. You’ve worked too hard to settle for a brokerage that holds you back.

👉 Book a private strategy session today and discover how Coldwell Banker Chesapeake can help you reach your full potential.

Still on the fence?
Check out our Agent Success Stories, learn about our Technology & Tools, or stop by our Easton, Chestertown, or Chesapeake City office for a tour.

Lifestyle • July 29, 2025

Beat the Heat

by Krista Batchelor

Home Cooling Tips for Maryland and Delaware Homeowners

Summers on the Eastern Shore bring beauty—and humidity. If you’re a homeowner in Maryland or Delaware, you know just how intense the heat and moisture can get. Whether you’re relaxing near the Chesapeake Bay or preparing your home to sell, staying cool and energy-efficient is essential. These home cooling tips for Maryland and Delaware will help you keep your space comfortable without breaking the bank.

1. Embrace Smart Thermostats

Smart thermostats are a game-changer for summer comfort. They learn your habits, reduce energy waste, and help you save money. Brands like Ecobee or Nest allow you to set schedules based on your workday and weekend patterns—perfect for busy Eastern Shore homeowners.

2. Use Ceiling Fans Strategically

Ceiling fans don’t cool the air, but they circulate it, making it feel cooler. In the summer, set your fans to rotate counterclockwise to push cool air downward. Combine this with your AC system to raise your thermostat a few degrees without sacrificing comfort.

3. Check and Seal Your Windows

Many older Maryland and Delaware homes have leaky window seals that let cold air out and hot air in. Add weather stripping or consider upgrading to energy-efficient windows. If you’re prepping your home to list, this is a great improvement that boosts value and comfort.

4. Block the Sun—Intentionally

During the hottest parts of the day, close blinds, curtains, or install solar shades—especially on south- and west-facing windows. If you’re house hunting with Coldwell Banker Chesapeake, consider homes with mature trees, porches, or strategic landscaping to provide natural shade.

5. Maintain Your HVAC System

Your HVAC system is your home’s first line of defense against the heat. Clean or replace filters monthly, schedule annual tune-ups, and keep vents clear of obstructions. Regular maintenance keeps your system running efficiently—and extends its lifespan.

6. Use a Dehumidifier

The real enemy on the Eastern Shore? Humidity. High indoor humidity can make a 75-degree house feel like 85. Dehumidifiers help maintain indoor comfort and protect against mold—especially in basements, attics, and older homes along the coast.

7. Upgrade Insulation

Insulation isn’t just for winter. Proper insulation keeps cool air inside and hot air out. Focus on attics, crawl spaces, and garage doors. Many Delaware and Maryland real estate listings promote updated insulation as an energy-saving upgrade—an added bonus if you’re buying or selling.

Why It Matters for Homeowners—and Buyers

Whether you’re looking to stay cool or get your home market-ready, investing in comfort makes a difference. Coldwell Banker Chesapeake agents know that energy-efficient features are a strong selling point in today’s market—especially during hot and humid months.

If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just want to optimize your current home, reach out to one of our local experts. With offices in Chestertown, Easton, and Chesapeake City, we’re here to help you stay cool and move smart.

Let’s Keep Your Summer Comfortable

Don’t let the Maryland and Delaware heat get the best of your home. Use these tips to stay cool, save on energy, and enjoy everything summer has to offer on the Eastern Shore. For more homeowner resources and local real estate insights, visit www.cbchesapeake.com.

Lifestyle • July 24, 2025

Embracing History:

by Krista Batchelor

A Guide to Buying a Historic Home

The moment you step into a historic home, you’re stepping into a living story. Original hardwood floors whisper of decades past, elegant molding reveals generations of craftsmanship, and each architectural detail radiates timeless character. Buying a historic home is more than just a real estate purchase—it’s a chance to be part of something greater.This historic property buyer guide will help you understand what makes a home historic, how to navigate ownership with grace, and why many buyers find these homes to be among the most fulfilling investments of their lives.

What Makes a Home “Historic”?

A property is typically considered historic if it is at least 50 years old and has retained its architectural significance or cultural value. Properties may be officially designated through national programs like the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) or by local municipalities within historic districts.

These designations not only honor the past, but also invite future owners to participate in the home’s ongoing legacy. Being a part of this story doesn’t limit your creativity—it simply calls for thoughtful stewardship.

A Quote from the Heart of the Profession

“To own a historic home means you are a custodian for the time period you own it. Enjoy and appreciate the gift”

– Lisa Raffetto, Realtor, Coldwell Banker Chesapeake, 18th and 19th Century Home Expert

Can You Renovate a Historic Property?

Absolutely! Renovating a historic home is a joyful opportunity to blend the past with the present. However, because many historic properties are regulated by local preservation boards, updates to exterior features may require special approval.

Many owners successfully modernize kitchens, bathrooms, and interior systems while keeping the home’s character intact. According to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), “You may need approval from a historic preservation board.” One of our skilled agents can put you in touch with these local trusts and commission to make the process easier.

Smart Inspections for Peace of Mind

Before finalizing your purchase, hire a home inspector experienced in older buildings. Historic house inspections can reveal outdated systems or materials such as lead-based paint and asbestos, helping you plan renovations confidently.

Blending Old and New: Upgrades That Work

Historic home renovation doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort. Modern heating, cooling, and smart technologies can be added while preserving original charm. The key is balance—blending timeless beauty with contemporary convenience.

Preservation Pays: Grants, Loans & Tax Credits

One of the major perks of buying a historic property is access to preservation incentives. These programs can offset the costs of restoring historic properties, including:

Federal and state tax credits
Restoration grants
Low-interest renovation loans

A Rewarding Commitment: Maintenance and Care

Preserving a historic home isn’t about perfection—it’s about intention. Maintenance often involves period-appropriate materials and skilled craftsmanship, but the rewards—both emotional and financial—are significant.

Insuring Your Treasure

Historic homes insurance is different than standard policies. It’s essential to have full restoration coverage, especially when protecting antique materials and architectural features.

The Right Professionals Make All the Difference

Your dream team should include a knowledgeable real estate agent, an inspector who understands old homes, and contractors experienced in preservation. Their guidance ensures your investment honors both past and future.

A Home Like No Other

Buying a historic home offers more than shelter—it offers soul. If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a space where every detail has meaning, then this may be your moment to shine. Be proud. Be inspired. Be a steward of history.

Lifestyle • July 10, 2025

Summer on Maryland’s Eastern Shore:

by Krista Batchelor

Real Estate, Fairs, and Waterfront Fun

Welcome to summer on Maryland’s Eastern Shore! At Coldwell Banker Chesapeake, we’re proud to serve home buyers and sellers across the region—including Kent County, Cecil County, Talbot County, Queen Anne’s County, Caroline County, and Delaware. If you’re thinking of making a move, summer is the perfect time to enjoy the lifestyle while exploring real estate opportunities.

Why Summer is the Best Time to Buy or Sell Real Estate

Real estate activity on the Eastern Shore peaks in summer. Buyers are actively searching, and homes show their best this time of year—especially properties with outdoor features like decks, pools, gardens, and water access.

If you’re selling, now’s the time to take advantage of high buyer demand. If you’re buying, our experienced agents can help you time the market, evaluate pricing strategies, and uncover exclusive off-market listings throughout the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Southern Chester County, PA.

Summer Events That Make the Shore Shine

Eastern Shore living is about more than just real estate—it’s a lifestyle. This summer, explore the events that make our communities so special:

Pirates & Wenches Fantasy Weekend – Rock Hall, MD (August 8–10, 2025)
Avalon Foundation Outdoor Concert Series – Easton, MD
Queen Anne’s County Fair – Centreville, MD (August 11–16, 2025)
Kent County Fair – Tolchester, MD (July 16–19, 2025)
Cecil County Fair – Fair Hill, MD (July 18–26, 2025)
Talbot County Fair – Easton, MD (July 10–12, 2025)

Local events are a great way to get a feel for the community. Many of our agents will be attending these fairs—don’t be surprised if you spot a Coldwell Banker Chesapeake booth!

Love Where You Live: Explore the Shore

From paddleboarding in Chestertown to evenings in Chesapeake City or day trips to North East, MD, the Eastern Shore offers a peaceful, connected way of life. Whether you’re relocating, downsizing, or investing in a vacation property, there’s a home—and a community—waiting for you.

Visit our community pages to explore:

Work with an Award-Winning Local Real Estate Team

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake is your trusted real estate partner with offices in:

Chestertown, MD
Easton, MD
Chesapeake City, MD

Our agents specialize in:

Waterfront & luxury homes
Farms and estates
First-time homebuyer guidance
Local market expertise

Curious about your home’s value or want to learn more about the summer market? Let’s talk.

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Real Estate Co.

Easton: 17B N. Harrison Street, Easton, MD 21601 -410-822-9000
Chestertown: 114 B S. Cross Street, Chestertown, MD 21620 – 410-778-0330
Chesapeake City: 200 Bohemia Avenue, Suite 2, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 – 410-885-2200

🏆 #1 Coldwell Banker in Maryland 2023 & 2024

🔗 Visit cbchesapeake.com

Buying A Home • July 1, 2025

Experience the Heart of Trappe Tour:

by Krista Batchelor

Where Every Home Has a Story

Step into a storybook town on Saturday, July 6, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, as Trappe, Maryland opens its doors for the Experience the Heart of Trappe Tour. This one-of-a-kind event invites you to explore some of the town’s most distinctive and historic homes—each with its own tale of charm, craftsmanship, and transformation.

Tour Historic Homes on Maryland’s Eastern Shore

Located between Easton, Cambridge, and the Chesapeake Bay, Trappe is a small town with big heart. Known for its rich history, close-knit community, and classic Eastern Shore appeal, Trappe is the perfect setting for this unique home tour. Whether you’re a prospective homebuyer, a lover of architecture, or simply curious about the stories behind these beautiful homes, this self-guided tour offers a memorable afternoon full of inspiration.

Featured Homes on the Tour:

3860 Main Street – The tour’s crown jewel: a fully restored Victorian masterpiece blending historic detail with modern updates. Offered at $675,000
3971 Main Street – A charming and sunny home in the heart of Trappe’s historic core. Offered at $399,000
3868 Marvel Drive – A warm, move-in-ready property with timeless curb appeal. Offered at $450,000
5395 Wellington Drive – A spacious, modern home that offers both style and functionality. Offered at $575,000

Each home on the tour showcases not just design and character, but also the stories of the people who brought them to life. Hosts will be available at each property to share insight on renovations, architectural details, and the vibrant community that makes Trappe so special.

Why Visit Trappe?

With its charming downtown, strong sense of place, and proximity to water, Trappe is quickly becoming one of the Eastern Shore’s hidden gems. Whether you’re house-hunting, decorating, or just enjoying a day out, the Experience the Heart of Trappe Tour is the perfect way to discover what makes this town so special.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, July 6
Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Location: Trappe, Maryland
Admission: Free | Self-Guided

For More Information:

Gwen Eskridge
Associate Broker, GRI, AHWD
Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Real Estate Company
📍 17 N Harrison Street, Easton, MD 21601
📞 Office: 410-822-9000
📱 Cell: 410-310-1860
📧 Email: geskridge@cbchesapeake.com

Agent Profiles • June 26, 2025

Welcome Connor Hill to Coldwell Banker Chesapeake

by Krista Batchelor

Serving Maryland’s Eastern Shore

We’re excited to announce that Connor Hill has joined Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Real Estate, bringing his passion for real estate and love for Maryland’s Eastern Shore to our Easton Office. Connor will be serving buyers and sellers across Queen Anne’s, Talbot, and Caroline counties, including beloved towns like Oxford, St. Michaels, Church Hill, Denton, and Vienna.

🏡 Local Roots & Real Estate Passion

A lifelong resident of the Eastern Shore, Connor has always felt a strong connection to the unique charm and lifestyle this region offers. After working as a leasing agent in property management in New Hampshire, Connor discovered his true passion: helping people find the perfect place to call home. That calling brought him back to the Shore—and into a real estate career that merges service, local expertise, and genuine care for his clients.

💬 A Word from Our Broker

“Connor brings both a deep appreciation for the Eastern Shore and a strong work ethic to his real estate practice,” says Hugh Smith, Broker and Co-Owner of Coldwell Banker Chesapeake. “He’s exactly the kind of agent we look for—driven, service-oriented, and rooted in the community.”

🔑 What Connor Offers

Connor is dedicated to helping clients navigate the real estate process with confidence, whether they’re:

First-time homebuyers in Talbot County
Searching for land or rural property in Caroline County
Dreaming of a waterfront home in Oxford or St. Michaels
Looking to list and sell with a locally rooted Realtor

📍 Based in Easton, MD

Connor will be based out of our Easton Office, located at 17B N. Harrison Street, where he will continue building strong client relationships and guiding families through every step of the real estate journey.

Ready to Work with Connor?

Visit cbchesapeake.com to learn more or contact Connor Hill directly through our Easton Office at (410) 822-9000.

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