Mark Roden Quechee, VT
Upper Valley and Woodstock | Bean Group Real Estate

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Mark received his VT real estate license in early 2006 at the recommendation of a friend and colleague with the Bean Group. He earned his NH license and his VT license shortly thereafter. He has not looked back, achieving a high level of success and helping many clients from the US and overseas buy and sell homes in New Hampshire and Vermont. Mark has a great passion for his work. Whether working hands on during home inspections, discussing ideas for how to best present and market your home or working with buyers to understand their vision for their dream property, it is clear he enjoys what he does and that his clients’ best interest is always his primary focus. Mark will bring creativity and freshness to your listing and will work tirelessly to help you market and sell your home. Combined with the resources of the Bean Group, there is no better choice for selling your home! If you are a buyer, you could not have a more committed, knowledgeable real estate professional representing you. Mark gives you the tools you need to sell your existing home or purchase your dream property with confidence! Mark brings an artist’s eye for detail and aesthetic that he developed through his study of fine art and design, his life-long interest in architecture and his 20+ years in advertising and marketing. He is a seasoned project manager and sales professional, having had a very successful career in printing and marketing which included five years in Los Angeles and New York City with Time Warner, where he managed packaging for the one of the world’s largest software companies. Mark later ran his own successful printing company. In his spare time he designed, produced and sold a line of sculptural, modern lighting crafted in wood and stained glass modeled after the work of one of his favorite architects, Frank Lloyd Wright. Originally from Quincy, MA, Mark has been in northern New England throughout his life, both at his family’s home in Tuftonboro, NH and while attending and later on staff at a summer camp in Barnstead, NH. Hiking 50 miles through the White Mountains at the age of twelve may have been the defining moment in Mark’s decision to leave the cities behind and move to the beautiful and diverse Upper Valley Region of NH/VT in 2005. He resides in the quaint village of Brownsville, VT in a mid-century home he is renovating that looks right up at picturesque Mt. Ascutney.