Specialties
I provide a superior level of service to successful people with passion and purpose, so they can experience the extraordinary lifestyle they so richly deserve.
Local Knowledge + Realistic Advice + Marketing & Negotiation Skill = RESULTS.
I specialize in Single Family homes in Mt Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Wando, Daniel Island & Sullivan's Island.
I am in the top 5% of real estate agents in Charleston and has been awarded Realtor(R) of Distinction & featured in Top Agent Magazine.
University degrees in finance and accounting, Corporate experience & Owner/Manager of a Boutique Resort, Restaurants & Marina on Green Turtle Cay, Abaco, in the Bahamas
Mother to an Autistic son, I have expertise & resources for families with special needs children with ADHD, autism, anxiety & depression
I live life with passion, energy, and persistence!
History
Established in 2012.
My husband and I spent 16 years in Green Turtle Cay in the Bahamas, where we owned and operated a resort and two restaurants, eventually becoming the largest employer on the island. We also invested in real estate, and developed twelve acres by building 15 homes and serving as property managers for them as well. Then they added a 45 slip marina, laying many of the boards by hand. I love the lifestyle and still have a home there today.
Along came two beautiful children, and yet challenges that no parent wants to face. My son was diagnosed with high functioning autism (Asperger's), despite being in the 99th percentile of intelligence. He was smart enough to cure cancer, but debilitated by something as simple as crossing the threshold of a doorway.
Yes, life is challenging. But life is short. And I am no shrinking violet. I refused to accept challenges as my only story, and decided to write a few chapters of my own. I took my next adventure to the Charleston Real Estate Market.
Meet the Business Owner: Robin P.
Adventurous. Resilient. Determined. Driven. Those are four powerful words that describe the life of Robin Phillips. From Europe to the Bahamas, from restauranteur to real estate, and from autism to cancer, she has carved a path that underscores who she is and what she is truly meant to do. And it all began with someone telling her what she couldn't do.
At the age of 15, Robin was spending 16 hours a week practicing gymnastics. Despite her talent, her changing body at that age was making it more difficult for her to keep up in this competitive field, and her coach told her she should quit, that she would never be good enough for the Olympics. That year, she won the Ohio Gymnastic Championship in both vault and balance beam. Then she quit...on her own terms. And that's only the beginning.