Hi, I’m Donna Marston, Broker/Owner of Homequest Real Estate. I’ve been serving New Hampshire buyers and sellers since 2001. I grew up in Danvers, Massachusetts, and moved to New Hampshire in 1980 with my husband, where we raised our two sons. Being a mom taught me patience, empathy, and the importance of listening — qualities I bring to every client relationship. With more than two decades of real estate experience, I’ve guided hundreds of clients through one of the most important financial and emotional decisions of their lives: buying or selling a home. In 2007, I founded Homequest Real Estate with a commitment to personalized service, honest guidance, integrity, and putting clients first. Professional Designations CLP — Certified Listing Professional GRI — Graduate, REALTOR® Institute LMC — Loss Mitigation Certification Professional Memberships Capital Region Board of REALTORS® New Hampshire Association of REALTORS® National Association of REALTORS® Northern New Hampshire Real Estate Network PrimeMLS My Approach I know buying or selling a home is more than a transaction. It is often a major life change. That’s why I focus on building relationships, communicating clearly, advocating for my clients, and making sure they understand their options from beginning to end. My goal is simple: to provide experienced, honest guidance so you can make your next move with confidence. What My Clients Say “If you want a REALTOR® who listens and will sell your home as if you were there pointing out all the uniqueness and charm of your home, then hire Donna! We knew we hired the right REALTOR® — especially after it sold in 9 days!” — Lynne Talbot-Taylor “I have known Donna Marston for over 15 years and have found her to be professional, detail-oriented, and of high ethics. I would happily give her name to people who are looking for a professional with integrity.” — Jodi Roos Upgrading. Downsizing. Moving Forward. Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a longtime property, relocating, or deciding what your next move should look like, let’s start with a conversation.