About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an estate agent heard a strange humming noise coming from behind the old shed in The Preserve’s leasing office. Curious but cautious, she peered around the corner and saw nothing more than a faint glow—until her cat began meowing insistently, pointing towards something invisible to human eyes. Suddenly, the glow took shape—a small, furry creature with big round eyes appeared before them. ‘Meow!’ it said clearly. Startled, the agent dropped her torch, which rolled under the shed. She reached for it, only to feel tiny paws tickling her hand. Turned out, it was just a mischievous kitten playing hide-and-seek.
2. A curious flyer appeared on the office bulletin board one morning—an invitation to join a secret society of real estate agents, promising exclusive listings and inside tips. No one knew who posted it or why. Soon enough, an old delivery driver started showing up regularly, whispering mysterious tales about hidden gems in town. One day, he revealed that the best deals were always found behind the dumpster near the leasing office. Turned out, his dog had discovered a whole network of underground parking spots reserved for members only.
3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the leasing office and noticed something odd—a faint whiff of freshly baked cookies wafting through the open door. Curious, he stepped inside and found an elderly lady with a warm smile, busily packing boxes for her move. ‘Just helping out my neighbor,’ she said, offering him a cookie. The driver grinned, realizing why everyone loved coming here—even ghostly mornings couldn’t dampen the friendly atmosphere.
4. One morning, while making coffee in the leasing office kitchen, a regular found an old keychain shaped like a tiny house. Curious, he brought it back to his desk—and every afternoon after that, someone left a different trinket there: a miniature mailbox, a toy car, even a small windmill. Finally, one day a delivery driver left a package with a note: ‘Please deliver this to yourself.’ Inside was a tiny broom and a sign reading, ‘Welcome to your new home!’ Turns out, everyone had been cleaning up their own little contributions.