Laura Futty

A Charlottesville native since 1979, Laura has seen small town Charlottesville grow and develop into one of the most beloved cities in America. After graduating from George Mason University with a degree in Psychology, and minor in Sociology, she returned to the area to pursue work in the criminal justice field, and most recently was the Executive Director of the Albemarle County Police Foundation.

Laura’s career path has taken some creative twists and turns along the way though. She is a self-motivated entrepreneur who started several small businesses, from Hoos Greek, a local fraternity and sorority supply store on the UVA Corner, to “sweet tea for kids” where she designed and created children’s custom clothing, “4 Sporty Girls” was born out of the desire to create apparel with positive messages for girls in sports, and she is currently the Owner of Eubank Tennis Services. With customer service as the cornerstone of her over twenty years of business ownership, Laura works thoughtfully and diligently with her clients to help fulfill their real estate needs.

Laura’s passion lies with helping others. Her decades of community volunteerism coupled with business ownership have afforded her the opportunity to work with various community members, agencies and organizations, and she prides herself on the relationships that she has developed. Laura is a firm believer in giving back to her community, and therefore a portion of all of her transactions are donated to local non-profits.

The Futtys are also big tennis enthusiasts! Laura’s husband, Randy, has worked in the tennis industry since 1992, and they both enjoy playing tennis and pickleball. However, their youngest daughter prefers horseback riding, so you can often find Laura at local horse shows, or in the fall, running down to Virginia Tech to see their oldest daughter and cheer on the Hokies. Laura also enjoys her daily walks around Old Trail with her two rescue Labs, Finn and Willow, decorating their modern farmhouse and shooting sporting clays.