About Kelley Elkabbani

A native Georgian and darn proud of it, Kelley hails from Fayetteville.  She is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a Master’s Degree in Social Work.  An avid Bulldog fan, she loves to spend football Saturdays cheering on the Dawgs with family and friends.

After graduation, she worked as a case manager for Barrow County DFCS.  Later employed by Odyssey Hospice and St. Mary’s Hospital, Kelley used her deep skills of kindness and compassion to assist people through difficult times.  That skill led her to the role of director of Peace Place, a safe house for victims of domestic abuse.  There she mentored clients and provided assistance to help them move forward with their lives, while also keeping them safe and secure.  During her time there, she organized charity events and secured donations to help in this endeavor.

After a few years in Atlanta, Kelley migrated North, back to Athens, and now lives in Watkinsville with her husband and 5 children.  Four of them attend Athens Academy and one attends Oconee County Schools.  They are involved in many activities (as one would imagine with 5 kids): soccer, basketball, dance, and horseback riding-to name a few.  Coordinating all of this requires organizational skills, patience, and flexibility. As a dedicated “soccer mom,” you’re likely to run into Kelley on the sidelines of the soccer field on any given Saturday morning, coffee in hand, but that certainly won’t be the only place you’ll see her (reference the aforementioned list of activities!!)

She and her husband love to travel, enjoying the cuisine and architecture of each place they visit. They also enjoy local restaurants and entertaining friends at home.

Well versed in Athens/Oconee communities, contact Kelley to get started buying or selling your next home.