Emily Hill

There are people who work in a community, and then there are people who are woven into it. Emily Hill is the latter.

Born and raised in the Southern Highlands, Emily's connection to the region is as personal as it gets. She went to school here, owns and invests in property here, started a business here, and is raising her children here while her husband continues a fourth-generation family business that has been part of the local fabric for decades. Her ties to the community extend beyond property, she and her family are active participants in local sport, and the Highlands is not just where Emily works, it is where she lives and belongs.

With more than seven years of experience across real estate, spanning sales administration, property management, and sales, Emily brings a comprehensive understanding of how the industry works at every level. But it is her additional experience as the founder of a successful property styling business that gives her a genuinely unique perspective. Emily understands what it takes to present a home at its absolute best, and she brings that eye for design and renovation to every client conversation, offering thoughtful recommendations and trusted connections that help vendors maximise their result.

Emily's professional approach is grounded in organisation, clear communication, and fairness, qualities that complement her naturally warm and friendly manner. She is passionate about helping people create wealth and enhance their lifestyle through property, and her own real-world experience as a buyer, investor, renovator, and builder means the advice she gives is never theoretical.

In her role as Client Experience Manager at Atlas, Emily is the person who ensures every interaction feels seamless, considered, and genuinely supported. She joined Atlas for its team culture, professional branding, and the calibre of the agents she works alongside, a team whose standards reflect her own.

When we're not talking property, talk to me about:
Design, renovation, lifestyle property, community sport, and why the Southern Highlands is one of the best places in the country to put down roots.