Kelly Right Real Estate

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an elderly lady stopped by Kelly’s office and asked, ‘Do you know why your real estate sign keeps changing directions?’ Kelly smiled and replied, ‘Of course I do, ma’am. It’s because our little town has a slight slope.’ The old lady nodded wisely and said, ‘I see, so it’s pointing uphill then?’ Kelly laughed heartily, shaking her head, ‘No, ma’am, it just means we’re on a hill.’

2. A young realtor named Alexis had just started working at Kelly’s office when she noticed something peculiar. Every Wednesday afternoon, right after the mailman delivered the letters, a mysterious envelope would appear on her desk—always addressed to someone else but always containing only a single sheet of paper with the words: ‘Your house is not what it seems.’ One day, Alexis decided to follow the envelope and discovered that it was being slipped into her mailbox by a friendly old man down the street. Turned out he was just trying to cheer up new agents, thinking they needed some good fun before dealing with grumpy sellers and nosy neighbors. The last line of each note read: 'And remember, your listing might be quirky, but it's yours for as long as you want!'

3. A little girl followed her mother into Kelly's office one afternoon. As they approached the counter, she pointed excitedly at a framed photo on the wall and whispered, 'Mommy, why does that man look like he's talking to a ghost?' The mother smiled and leaned down to whisper back, ‘Honey, he’s just talking to Mr. Kelly, our friendly realtor.’ The child nodded thoughtfully, then turned around and asked, ‘So Mommy, is Mr. Kelly really a ghost?’

4. A curious poodle bounded into Kelly’s office one day, sniffing around the reception desk as if searching for something long forgotten. The poodle paused, tilted its head curiously, then sat down next to a pile of brochures. Kelly smiled and approached cautiously. ‘Hello, little fellow,’ she said gently. The dog wagged its tail and nudged a flyer with its nose, clearly indicating where it wanted to live. It turned out to be a charming two-bedroom in the suburbs—a perfect match for an adventurous pooch.