About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when StoneHouse Real Estate office usually quietened down, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package. The receptionist accepted it without question, but soon strange things started happening around the building. That night, as the office lights dimmed, the receptionist opened the package curiously. Inside was a live parrot that kept repeating ‘Show me your house!’ Everyone burst out laughing, and from then on, whenever someone visited, the parrot greeted them enthusiastically.
2. Have you heard? A few months ago, an unusual thing started happening after dark at StoneHouse Real Estate. Every night around sunset, a neighbor would knock on the door and ask, ‘Anyone seen my cat?’ One evening, a delivery driver knocked and asked, ‘Did anyone order a giant package?’ The agents laughed it off until they realized…nothing was delivered that day! Then, one night, a little girl appeared and whispered, ‘I lost my balloon,’ but when they looked up, there was no balloon in sight. Now, everyone just smiles and shakes their heads with a knowing smile.
3. Have you heard? One morning, while collecting mailboxes for recycling, a neighbor found an old, rusty key in the StoneHouse Real Estate parking lot. Curious, he brought it inside and showed it to the realtor. Turned out it was the lost key to the office safe from twenty years ago—containing nothing but dust and an old envelope with ‘Free Donuts’ written on it.
4. Have you heard? One night, after hours, a new sign appeared on StoneHouse Real Estate’s door: ‘Open only if you know the secret knock.’ Curious passersby tried everything—from classical military cadences to rock anthems—but nothing worked until one brave soul knocked like a tap-dancing penguin. The door opened with a creak and a mysterious voice inside said, ‘Welcome… but don’t ask too many questions.’ Inside, a friendly old man in a tweed suit greeted them with a cup of tea. He explained that the secret knock was simply his way of saying hello. Turns out, he’d been doing it for years just to see who would show up—and now had quite the collection of odd knocking styles. The visitors left, laughing, knowing they might return someday to try another knock.