Robin Gedney Lucas

It is said the Thousand Islands has a thousand secrets. As a third generation 'river rat' with over 50 years living, working, and playing in the region, it is my pleasure and passion to guide clients through the magical history and charm of those secrets.

My grandparents instilled in me a love for the Thousand Islands region with summer trips to their cottage where I learned the meaning of adventure, mystery, and otherworldliness.

The emotions and intricacies involved in every real estate deal are often magnified in this region, where many properties are generational homes. I understand the importance of honoring the memories these homes hold, regardless of price point, and guide my clients with respect, care and expertise. My sales encompass residential, marine, commercial and agriculture properties.

I integrate 25 years experience working with Fortune 500 companies in sales and corporate management with an extensive network and knowledge of the 1000 Islands. It is with this skill set, along with my deep-rooted connectivity to the area, that I am able to bring a unique perspective to my international real estate role and act as an invaluable resource for my clients. Through the years it has been my privilege and joy to showcase this beautiful area both by land and from aboard my boat.

As an active, proud, and life-long member of the T.I. community, I'm in a special position to bring valuable insight and advice to clients in order to meet their real estate goals.

My husband and I continue our family's tradition in the Thousand Islands and our three adult children join us whenever possible.

[ Robin is a member of the Association of Realtors, The Greater Syracuse Association of Realtors, and was named Sotheby's Top Performer and President's Club Member. Additionally, her love of the river has her serving as a member on many boards, including: Standards of Excellence Committee GSAR, Thousand Island Art Center, and Grenell Island Chapel. She also volunteers as a captain at the Antique Boat Museum,Thousand Island Land Trust, and Save The River, all in the heart of the Thousand Islands in Clayton, NY. ]