Welcome to Conroe, Texas

Conroe, TX, located in Montgomery County, is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas. Known for its vibrant downtown, natural beauty, and proximity to Houston, Conroe offers a balanced lifestyle that combines suburban comfort with outdoor adventure and urban convenience. 

• Population: Over 100,000 residents (as of 2025 estimates), making it one of the largest cities in the region. 
• Vibe: A mix of growing urban energy with family-friendly neighborhoods and access to nature. 
• Location: About 40 miles north of downtown Houston, located along Interstate 45. 
• Climate: Hot summers, mild winters, and plenty of sunshine throughout the year.

Conroe’s real estate market offers a wide range of housing options:

• Downtown Living: Revitalized historic homes and new townhomes near the heart of Conroe. 
• Suburban Neighborhoods: Numerous family-friendly communities with parks, pools, and sidewalks. 
• Master-Planned Communities: Areas like Graystone Hills, Grand Central Park, and ARTAVIA offer modern homes with amenities. 
• Lakefront Properties: Homes along Lake Conroe provide waterfront living with boating and fishing access. 
• New Construction: Many national and local builders are actively developing new subdivisions.

Conroe is primarily served by the Conroe Independent School District (CISD), one of the largest and highest-rated school districts in Texas.

• Conroe High School 
• Oak Ridge High School 
• Irons Junior High 
• Several elementary and intermediate schools across the city

• Sacred Heart Catholic School 
• Montgomery Christian Academy 
• Lifestyle Christian School 
• Numerous early childhood education centers

Conroe offers excellent healthcare services with several major hospitals and clinics:

• HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe (formerly Conroe Regional Medical Center) 
• Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital (nearby) 
• Texas Children's Pediatrics and other specialized care providers 
• Numerous urgent care centers, family practices, and dental offices

• Highways: Interstate 45 runs through Conroe, providing direct access to Houston and Dallas. 
• Public Transportation: Limited, but Conroe Connection Transit offers bus routes within the city. 
• Air Travel: George Bush Intercontinental Airport is about 35-40 minutes away. 
• Local Travel: Most residents drive; rideshare options like Uber and Lyft are widely available.

Conroe is rich in parks, green spaces, and outdoor activities:

• Lake Conroe: Boating, fishing, lakeside dining, and marinas. 
• Sam Houston National Forest: Camping, hiking, and nature exploration. 
• Downtown Conroe: Shops, cafes, breweries, and the historic Crighton Theatre. 
• Golf Courses: River Plantation Golf Club, The Club at Carlton Woods (nearby), and more. 
• Parks: Candy Cane Park, Carl Barton Jr. Park, and Kasmiersky Park with sports fields, trails, and playgrounds.

• Electricity: Multiple providers available due to Texas's deregulated energy market. 
• Water & Trash: City of Conroe utilities or local MUD (Municipal Utility District) services in some areas. 
• Internet Providers: Xfinity, AT&T Fiber, Suddenlink, and other options depending on the neighborhood. 
• Public Safety: Conroe has its own police and fire departments, with strong public safety support.

• Events: Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival, Conroe Market Days, monthly art walks, and live music festivals. 
• Dining: Local favorites include Pacific Yard House, Vernon’s Kuntry Katfish, and Red Brick Tavern. 
• Shopping: Conroe has both local boutiques downtown and larger retail centers along I-45. 
• Culture & Entertainment: Crighton Theatre, Owen Theatre, art galleries, and craft breweries. 
• Sports & Fitness: Youth sports leagues, gyms, and adult recreation programs are widely available.