I’m Roxi Zavitz, also known as Roxi the Realtor working as part of the fabulous Shawn LeBlanc Real Estate Team.
I was born and bred in England, proud mummy to two wonderful daughters; Scarlett & Ruby, and have lived and LOVED Windsor for 13 years.
I pride myself on Communication, care, and knowledge. Having been a first-time buyer myself in a seller’s market I wish I’d had someone to walk me through my journey, explain the process and understand my needs and wants. It pushed me to build on my financial and sales background and get my real estate license so that I could be that someone.
People are my passion and Windsor has a community that truly cares about one another. This is where my heart lies and why I put my all into everything I do; whether it be answering questions, helping rent, selling your home, buying your first home, or your third…
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Having worked with Roxi on the purchase of my first home, there was no one else I wanted to represent me a second time around. It was a much more daunting process considering I was both selling and purchasing at the same time. Roxi had it covered from the onset. She is reliable, professional, full of integrity, and always puts her clients first! Never have I worked with someone in whom I can put such complete trust. There is no real estate transaction I will ever undertake without Roxi The Realtor, and neither should anyone else! Thanks a million for being such an amazing part of the journey, Roxi!!!
If you have ever bought a house, you know how stressful the process is. To have a Realtor like Roxi, on your side made this entire grueling process seem like a walk in the park. She was attentive, professional and honest when needed. I would not recommend anyone else, she has got to be the best realtor in town! Thank you for everything, we couldn't have done it without you! Meg and Rob.
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