Neighborhood
Located 40 miles north of Houston, Conroe combines small-town atmosphere with contemporary living along the shores of Lake Conroe. The city offers year-round water recreation, including boating and fishing on its namesake lake. Downtown Conroe features the historic Crighton Theatre, built in 1935, which continues to host performances throughout the year. Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate W. Goodrich Jones State Forest, home to walking trails and native wildlife, including the protected red-cockaded woodpecker. Current rental trends show average prices ranging from $1,158 for one-bedroom units to $2,257 for four-bedroom homes, with most properties experiencing slight decreases in rates over the past year.
Housing options span from apartment communities to single-family homes across various neighborhoods, including the historic downtown area, lakefront properties near Lake Conroe, and the expanding west side.
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Live Close to the Heart of Conroe
From Hilltops on N Loop 336 W, you're just minutes from the shops, restaurants and everyday errands along the loop, with quick access to I-45 for the drive to The Woodlands or Houston. Weekends can mean boating and lakeside dining on Lake Conroe, hiking the trails in nearby Sam Houston National Forest, or wandering the shops and eateries in Historic Downtown Conroe. Families will like having Conroe ISD schools close by, including Cryar Intermediate, Peet Junior High and Conroe High School. Come see the area for yourself when you schedule a tour.
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Education
- Cryar Intermediate
- Peet Junior High School
- Conroe High School
- Conroe Christian School
- Area Vocational School
2200 N Loop 336 W
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