CONROE NEW HOME COMMUNITIES

Adventure Awaits in Conroe

Since it was founded by Isaac Conroe in 1881, the city of Conroe, Texas has grown into a population of over 80,000 residents. Outdoors adventurers, art lovers, foodies, and families looking for a quieter area outside the city will appreciate Conroe.

Conroe is a straight shot north on I-45, about 40 miles away from Houston. However, it’s unlikely that homebuyers will need to trek into the big city for things to do. Conroe is packed with state forests, lakes and rivers. Go fishing or horseback riding in W.G. Jones State Forest, or enjoy the longest continuous hiking trail in Texas on Lone Star Hiking Trail. Spend hot days on the water with friends on a cycleboat, or rent a few kayaks from North Lake Conroe Paddling Company for a quieter activity.

If your clients are more low-key, Conroe’s parks system and downtown area have plenty to offer. The Central Business District is home to multiple arts venues. Crighton Theatre was built in 1934 and frequently puts on theatrical productions for the community. Conroe Founder’s Plaza and Heritage Place Park host numerous events throughout the year, including farmers’ markets, concerts, and the Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival. When traveling outside of the downtown area, homebuyers can stop by Moorhead’s Blueberry Farm with the family. The 20-acre farm allows you to pick your own blueberries from 20 different varieties of the fruit.

Everyday Living in Conroe

After a day outdoors or downtown, homebuyers can take the family to one of Conroe’s many highly-rated restaurants. Downtown Conroe’s Red Brick Tavern serves classic pub grub in a nostalgic atmosphere. Conroe’s Incredible Pizza Company is a more casual family joint, which not only serves pizza but games, bumper cars, and mini-golf. Conroe is also home to several great breweries, like Southern Star Brewing near 7 Acre Wood, and B-52 Brewing near Lake Conroe Park, which has lots of shaded outdoor seating.

Homebuyers with families can also enjoy Conroe’s school system and convenient shopping. The Conroe Independent School District has over 61,000 enrolled students in nearly 60 schools, many of which are conveniently located off major roads. Busy parents can head to Pine Hollow Shopping Center east of I-45 to stop at Walmart, Sam’s Club, or Lowe’s. Plenty of family doctors, eye clinics, and dentists are centrally located too.

Many new homes are being built in Conroe now for potential homebuyers. Take your clients on a tour of a new community in Conroe so they can find the home of their dreams.