With a vast global network, a positive energy, and an unparalleled commitment to his clients, Mark Madonna has the motivation, the connections and the reputation to assure success in your real estate endeavors.

Before establishing himself as a top agent in Litchfield County’s real estate industry, Mark had years of in-depth exposure to the New York commercial real estate market, and held executive positions at Goldman Sachs Investment Banking Division and Morgan Stanley Global Wealth Management Group. Working at blue chip firms gave him the opportunity to manage multi-million dollar transactions, negotiate high-risk deals, and travel to various cities in Europe, Asia, and the United States to cultivate business partnerships.

Mark implemented his experience as a corporate executive into his real estate career by helping major figures in New York City—from partners at hedge funds to celebrities and investors—find their dream homes. His straightforward approach, integrity and professionalism shine in every facet of his work. He directs all aspects of the real estate process, from research and marketing of a property to the full execution of a contract. By diligently keeping all parties involved, and utilizing the latest technology platforms, Mark Madonna manages to deliver impeccable service to clients … around the clock and around the globe.

As someone with a tireless work ethic, Mark has also pursued his creative interests as a novelist, photographer and graphic designer. Originally from Queens, Mark studied Journalism at NYU and has lived in Manhattan’s financial district. He currently lives in Washington, Connecticut.

“In the Hamptons, you spend all this money, and then you end up feeling like you’re missing something,” says Mark Madonna of William Pitt Sotheby’s. “In The Litchfield Hills, there’s nothing to miss. And I like it that way.”

Mark Madonna is a member of the National Association of Realtors, the Connecticut Association of Realtors, and the Litchfield County Board of Realtors. His primary areas of focus include Washington, Lake Waramaug, Roxbury, Warren, Litchfield, Kent, Goshen, Sharon, and Woodridge Lake.