About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while making coffee in the Keller Williams office kitchen, a delivery driver noticed an odd whirring sound coming from behind the counter. Curious, he peered around and saw a tiny door that had never been there before. Peeking inside, he found a miniature hallway leading to a cozy little room filled with old maps and dusty books. Inside sat an elderly gentleman wearing a tweed suit, sipping tea from a delicate china cup. ‘Ah,’ said the man, smiling warmly, 'I’m Mr. Jenkins, the office ghost. Just helping out with property listings.’ The delivery driver blinked several times before bursting into laughter.
2. In the Keller Williams Realty office, a new intern kept noticing strange things happening after hours. Every night, around midnight, the coffee machine would start brewing on its own. One evening, a delivery driver arrived with an extra box of donuts. The next morning, they were gone—replaced by a note that read, ‘Thanks for the sugar rush! —Midnight Brewmaster.’ Everyone laughed it off until one day, when the receptionist found her favorite pen floating in the water cooler. It turned out to be another prank from the mysterious coffee enthusiast.
3. In the Keller Williams Realty office, an intern was diligently organizing folders when she noticed something peculiar: every time she placed a file on the shelf, it would inexplicably move back to its original spot within seconds. Finally, after hours of watching, she realized that whenever she moved a folder, her supervisor’s cat would casually saunter over and push it back into place with his nose. The moral of the story? Sometimes, even in real estate, things just won’t settle until the boss’s feline decides otherwise.
4. In the Keller Williams Realty office, one day after lunch, a mysterious voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention, please check your listings carefully today—there’s a house for sale that might surprise you!’ Curious, everyone gathered around the computer screen as an ordinary suburban home popped up on the screen. The listing read: 'Perfect for someone who loves to cook—comes with built-in espresso machine!' Turns out, it was just the office coffee guy's prank.