Sharon Sullivan-Piscopia HELPS YOU MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

Sharon Sullivan-Piscopia has been a dedicated real estate professional since 2012, guided by a genuine desire to help people navigate one of life’s most meaningful transitions. She brings a thoughtful, service-driven approach to her work, rooted in organization, attention to detail, and a deep sense of care for her clients. Sharon chose Coach Realtors for its family-oriented culture, a value that closely aligns with her own personal and professional philosophy.

Before beginning her career in real estate, Sharon was a high school biology teacher, an equestrian, and a small business owner. These experiences shaped her strong work ethic, discipline, and ability to guide others with clarity and confidence. Her greatest strengths as an agent are her thoroughness and organization, ensuring each transaction is handled with precision and ease.

A lifelong Long Islander, Sharon grew up in Huntington and Northport and graduated from Huntington High School. She has spent the past 26 years in East Williston, where she and her husband raised their three children. This long-standing connection gives her a well-rounded perspective on the communities she serves. Her local insight, combined with her commitment to helping clients transition seamlessly into their next chapter, allows her to provide a truly personalized experience.

Sharon holds professional designations including PSA, ePro, and ABR, further supporting her ability to advocate for her clients with knowledge and professionalism. Among her most meaningful accomplishments are the lasting relationships she builds, often reflected in referrals from past clients to their friends and family.

Outside of real estate, Sharon is actively involved in her community as a former Girl Scout leader and a member of the Colonial Dames of the 17th Century. She enjoys gardening, long walks, time at the beach, and traveling, especially throughout Europe, bringing a sense of balance and perspective to both her life and her work.