Meghan Foley

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Meghan Foley

Meg is a realtor with Compass and a proud member of the Stephanie Lachapelle Group, serving buyers and sellers throughout Massachusetts, with a special focus on Worcester County and Central Massachusetts. As a Worcester resident, Meg is passionate about helping clients find not only the right home, but also the right community. With firsthand knowledge of Worcester’s neighborhoods, local businesses, restaurants, schools, and ongoing growth, she loves helping clients discover everything the city and surrounding towns have to offer.

Before beginning her career in real estate, Meg spent seven years as a Special Education Teacher. Her background in education shaped the qualities that now define her approach to real estate: patience, advocacy, organization, and strong communication. She understands that buying or selling a home is one of life’s biggest decisions and is committed to making the process as smooth, informed, and stress-free as possible. Whether working with first-time buyers, growing families, or sellers preparing for their next chapter, Meg is dedicated to building lasting relationships and putting her clients’ goals first.

As Meg launches her real estate career while also starting a family, this exciting season of life has deepened her appreciation for the importance of home, family, and community. Backed by the resources and expertise of the Stephanie Lachapelle Group, Meg is committed to becoming a trusted real estate resource throughout Worcester County and across Massachusetts, providing personalized service and guidance every step of the way.

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