Ann Carter

About Ann

To ensure that Ann’s bio doesn’t imply she is new to real estate, we can emphasize her transition as a natural evolution of her career and highlight her extensive life experience with moves, without making it sound like she’s just starting out. Here’s a revised version:

After 38 years in healthcare, helping families through countless life transitions, a career in real estate was a natural next step for Ann Carter.

“Working in healthcare, I helped people navigate major life changes—whether transitioning from hospital to home, to nursing care, or even from prison to home,” Ann said. “Real estate felt like the perfect way to continue that role. Whether someone is selling a family home, upsizing, downsizing, or looking for a fresh start, I’m here to guide them through the process and help make the best decisions for their families.”

A Lexington resident, Ann has moved 23 times throughout her life for both career and family reasons, giving her firsthand experience in the challenges and joys of moving.

“I’ve been through it myself—empty nesting, relocating for work—and I’m thrilled to be back in this area, surrounded by family and friends,” she said. “I love everything about Mansfield, from the symphony and bike trails to Kingwood Center Gardens. I’m part of a garden club and love decorating homes, a passion that started when I helped my parents renovate a 100+ year-old farmhouse when I was 16.”

In addition to her love of home design, Ann enjoys skiing, plays in a handbell choir at church, and has two sons in college. Her father, Bob Carter, is a local historian who writes for the Tribune Courier, and Ann occasionally contributes articles to the local paper.

When asked why she chose Sluss, Ann said, “There was no other choice for me. I’ve known the family for years, and real estate has been a lifelong passion. Now that I’m an empty nester, I finally have the time to fully dedicate myself to it.”

Ann is excited to continue serving the community through real estate and looks forward to helping families navigate their own transitions.

This version underscores Ann’s life experience, long-term interest in real estate, and seamless career transition, ensuring she doesn’t appear new to the industry.