About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while stocking up on coffee supplies, a regular noticed something peculiar in the store’s shopping cart area—a small, handwritten sign reading ‘Free Donuts Today.’ Curious, he picked it up and found that every day after lunch, someone anonymously left fresh donuts for anyone who happened upon them. Soon enough, word spread around town, attracting more visitors during their breaks. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an extra large box of cronuts instead of donuts. No one minded—they were happy for the change. But when they opened the box, there was just a note saying, 'Sorry, out of donuts today—enjoy these cronuts instead!'
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Keller Williams Realty one afternoon with a box full of fresh flowers. As he approached the front door, he noticed an unusual sight: the receptionist seemed to be talking animatedly to someone invisible. Just then, the receptionist turned around and smiled warmly at the delivery driver. 'Oh, hello!' she said brightly. ‘I was just chatting with our new ghost agent who specializes in haunted properties.’ The delivery driver blinked, not quite believing his ears, but then shrugged it off as another day at Keller Williams.
3. A curious neighbor once asked: ‘Why does that realtor’s office always seem to be filled with boxes?’ Another neighbor chimed in, ‘I heard they’re actually time capsules for future buyers!’ The realtor just smiled and said, “You never know what might be hiding in those boxes.” And so, Keller Williams Realty remained a mystery, but everyone agreed it was definitely worth visiting.
4. At dawn, when most offices are quiet, someone started hearing faint music coming from Keller Williams Realty. At first, it sounded like an old vinyl record playing in the background. The music grew louder and more distinct—a mix of vintage jazz and modern pop. Curious neighbors peeked inside, finding no one there but the sound persisting. Finally, a delivery driver asked the owner if he’d left his radio on. Turns out, it was just an old clock radio behind the counter that nobody had noticed.