About Amy Templeton

With more than 25 years of experience, Amy Templeton is well-versed in all aspects of the real estate industry, from marketing and sales, to land development and zoning and everything in between. A native of the Carolinas, Amy has been in the Charleston area since 2002 where she raised her two children. Amy’s comprehensive knowledge of the area enables her to connect clients and newcomers to all the best of the Lowcountry lifestyle.

 

Amy’s background in marketing and business enables her to strategically promote her clients' properties for sale. Amy and the team develop a custom marketing plan designed to widely showcase the property via the Sotheby’s International Realty global network.

 

A powerhouse negotiator, Amy strives to find each client their perfect property while orchestrating each deal to her buyers’ benefit. Maintaining a bird’s eye view of the process, she smoothly leads each transaction from start to finish while advocating for her client's needs every step of the way.

 

Building long-lasting relationships with her clients is a core tenant of Amy’s values. No matter the price point, or whether you’re a first-time home buyer or a seasoned property owner, Amy wants to be your real estate advisor for life, guiding you through today’s competitive market.

 

Amy has sold well over $100 million in residential real estate, is consistently in the top 5% of all Charleston real estate professionals, and has received the honor of real estate professionals of Distinction for multiple years. Amy’s invaluable experience and emphasis on building meaningful, lasting relationships in her business aligned her values with those of the Sotheby’s International Realty brand, leading Amy to bring her team, The Templeton Group to join Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty in 2023.

 

When Amy isn’t negotiating a contract or matching buyers with their ideal lifestyle, you may find her playing competitive tennis matches locally, regionally, and even nationally, enjoying a day on the water or spending quality time with her two children Hannon, 22, and Laney, 18. Having received her Business degree in Marketing and Management from the University of South Carolina, Amy is an avid Gamecock fan. Amy currently lives South of Broad and is an active member of the Charleston Preservation Society, the Gibbes Art Museum Women’s Council, the National Women’s Tennis Organization, the United States Tennis Association, and The Scout Guide national network.