About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Paul & Sons one morning, frowning as he tried to open the truck door. Suddenly, the handle seemed to twist on its own, causing him to stumble back. Ever since then, some say the old estate agency has a mind of its own. One day, an enthusiastic new employee started his shift by greeting everyone with ‘Good morning, Paul & Sons!’ only to realize that no one answered. Confused, he looked around and noticed the office doors were closed—except for one, which slowly opened by itself, revealing an empty room. Since then, whenever someone mentions closing time, they hear a faint voice from upstairs saying, “Just one more showing…”
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Paul & Sons one morning, muttering under his breath as he struggled with a heavy box. ‘Why does it always rain on moving day?’ Just then, an old neighbor walked by and asked if everything was okay. With a sigh, the driver replied, 'Nah, just another Monday at Paul & Sons.' The neighbor chuckled and said, 'At least it's not snowing!'
3. One foggy afternoon, an old man parked his bicycle outside Paul & Sons and noticed something strange. As he unlocked the door, a soft humming sound filled the air—like a distant record player playing in slow motion. Curious, he followed the sound deeper into the office, where an ancient gramophone played a scratched vinyl of some long-forgotten tune. Startled, he jumped back as a nearby poster moved slightly—a delivery driver dozing off behind the counter. Turns out, it was just another day at Paul & Sons.
4. A delivery driver pulled up to Paul & Sons one morning, shaking his head in disbelief. ‘This is the third time today,’ he muttered, pointing towards the office door. ‘Every time I leave my truck unattended for five minutes, it’s moved to a different spot!’ Finally, an exasperated Paul emerged from the office, hands on hips. 'Alright!' he bellowed. 'Next person who moves that truck gets it as a prize!' A quiet hush fell over the street until, after a moment, a neighbour called out, laughing: 'I'll take it!'