John Anello, Realtor

Office:  (518) 532-9970                                  

Mobile:  (518) 

Office Fax:  (518) 532-9970                            

Email:  JohnA@adkhomes.com

 

 

Biography

A transplant from New Jersey, in 1974, I followed a dream and a goal to buy property and build a home in a rural area. The Adirondacks and a twenty five acre parcel in the Ironville section of Crown Point became the reality of that dream. My wife and I designed and helped to build our home and raise three children here. We could not have been successful without the help of the good folks in our community and those nearby. With a teaching degree in Industrial Arts and my wife with a Fine Arts degree, we were fortunate to land jobs with the newly established Essex County ARC. After thirty one years of wearing hats as shop foreman, workshop coordinator, marketing director and program director, I decided to retire and start a new venture in Real Estate.

My experience in home building, business and working closely with staff and customers should serve me well in my Real Estate endeavor. Honesty and good work ethics, passed down through family values, will serve my customers well.

Areas of Expertise

My understanding of home building and developing good customer relations through follow up and follow through should serve my clients well. Perseverance and the willingness to be a good listener will be a plus.

Why I Love the Adirondacks

Three reasons: The people, the geography and the freedom. Ask your neighbor for help and he or she will be there. Forget to lock your door, not a problem. Want to be an independent or blend in, suit yourself. The people are strong, self reliant, industrious and accepting of others differences. Just give each other a little space. The geography is gorgeous, diverse and challenging. Name the outdoor recreation or hobby and we have it in the Adirondacks. Slow country walks or exhilarating climbs of the high peaks. Leisurely canoeing on a pristine pond or whitewater kayaking down the Spring rapids. The seasons allow us to experience some of the adventures and life styles of our grandparents with the modern conveniences that we choose. Adirondackers still have the freedom to live, work and play without the restrictions, fees and lines that others are accustomed to and there is no place like this six million acre park where people live; in this whole country of ours

Best Advise to Clients

Research the area you are interested in and talk with the folks who live there. List the pluses and the negatives of what you are interested in before making an informed decision and find a realtor who will listen and act on your wishes and plans.