Campbell Butterss

With his sincere and approachable demeanour, Campbell is able to quickly build lasting and effective relationships with everyone he meets.

Becoming a Director at Marshall White Bayside in 2024, Campbell leverages his diverse experience, including running his own coaching business, with an unwavering passion for real estate, consistently striving to achieve the very best results for his clients.

Campbell delights in the opportunity to bring his clients’ property dreams to life. With a keen eye for excellence and a commitment to client satisfaction, Campbell has successfully sold for a diverse range of clientele that includes; Partners at top accounting firms, Managing Directors at leading investment banks, esteemed medical professionals, seasoned legal figures, prominent property developers, visionary entrepreneurs, and award-winning architects, as well as a plethora of wonderful Bayside families.

Priding himself on his ability to exceed expectations, Campbell understands that buying and selling can often be challenging for his clients and is committed to making the process as straightforward as possible, with proven strategies for achieving the best outcomes. He has a thorough appreciation of the prestige property market, having previously built his own developments following a carpentry apprenticeship with local Bayside design and construction practice, McKimm.

In 2021, Campbell secured the esteemed Marshall White novice auctioneering competition title, which has led him to represent his clients as a skilled auctioneer and also volunteer his time at numerous charity auctions around Melbourne.

A lifelong Bayside resident, Campbell was educated at Brighton Grammar School and has a profound understanding of the area and what it has to offer. He loves the local lifestyle, and his interests include personal growth, meditation, keeping fit at the gym and playing golf, where he is a member at Yarra Yarra. Campbell is a passionate St Kilda Football Club fan and cherishes time with his wife Hannah, daughter Clementine, and their two dogs, Norman and George.