Betsy de Manio

About

I am dedicated to delivering the personalized service, exceptional communication and professional expertise that will give you successful results.

Personal Background Betsy de Manio, a Florida native and graduate of Hollins College, has been a Siesta Key resident since 1977. She is a sailor and rower, who with her husband, Peter, founded the Sarasota Scullers Youth Rowing Program in 1991 and the Osprey Oars in 2004, both comprised of students from area high schools and all of which have gained national and international reputations.

Areas of Expertise Specializing in Vacation & Waterfront Homes in the Sarasota area.
With her sailing and rowing experience, Betsy knows the waters in and around Sarasota and will help the avid boater find their perfect home or vacation home.
As a Realtor with Coldwell Banker, it is Betsy's great pleasure to help you discover all of the benefits of living in Sarasota. Here, within this lush, tropical setting, she will introduce you to Sarasota's unique fusion of styles. Sarasota is a community with traditional golf courses and progressive architecture, with active retirees and A-rated schools, and with both thriving tourist and business economies.

Professional Experience Betsy’s service, expertise and dedication to her clients have consistently made her a multi-million dollar producer since 1990.
A Senior Sales Associate, Betsy ranks in the Top 100 of Coldwell Banker Florida agents and is the #1 agent in the Siesta Key office for the 22nd year.
Awards and Accomplishments
Legends Society International President's Premier Top 100 Florida Sales Associates Chairman's Club Circle of Excellence Coldwell Banker Florida President's Advisory Council Top 10 Associates in Sarasota Bay Region #1 Coldwell Banker agent on Siesta Key for 22 years in a row Previews Marketing Specialist
Affiliations National Association of Realtors Florida Association of Realtors Sarasota Association of Realtors Founder of Sarasota Scullers Youth Rowing Program in 1991 Founder of Osprey Oars in 2004