The Conroe/Lake Conroe/Woodlands and surrounding areas have much to offer in the way of housing. There is a wide range of housing options to fit each individuals specific needs. I personally always felt our area is as close to being retired while working as one can get. Whether it is a full-time homeowner or individuals looking for a weekend place, our spot in Montgomery County has it all, including the enjoyment of nearby Lake Conroe!

 

The Woodlands Mall, Portofino, and Market Place offer excellent shopping along with a spectrum of resturaunts for casual or elegant dining, whatever one's choice may be and always remember The Woodlands Pavillion for an entertaining outdoor concert or event!
 

Conroe is today the largest city and county seat of Montgomery County. With a city population of more than 40,000, Conroe is the power center of Montgomery County, home to over 300,000 people. 

County Seat of: Montgomery County  

Conroe Altitude: 245 feet above sea level

Yearly Mean Temperature: 67.1 degrees F

High / Low Temperatures: 101 degrees F / 17 degrees F  

Average Annual Rainfall: 51 inches  

Rivers: West and East Forks - San Jacinto  

Lake: Lake Conroe: 21,000 acres, 157 miles of shoreline  

Parks: 15 throughout Conroe, including the 200-acre Carl Barton, Jr. Park  

Transportation: Highways: Major Artery - IH-45 Secondary Artery - State Highway 105 

Airports: Lone Star Executive Airport - 6,000 foot runway with instrument landing system for Corporate Aircraft. Also home to U.S. Army Reserve 7th Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment and their apache helicopters.  

30 miles from Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston with service provided by 21 passenger airlines to 110 U.S. cities and 20 countries throughout the world.  

Around Town: No public transportation service. Taxi, limo service and car rental available. 

Accommodations: 10 hotels, including bed & breakfasts, 1 resort, 12 RV parks & campgrounds  

Government: Home Rule Charter, Mayor and five council members  

Hospital: Conroe Regional Medical Center
936-539-1111  

Helpful Phone Numbers:
Lake Conroe Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
936-538-7112/1-877-4-CONROE 

During the past twenty years, the Montgomery County economy has greatly diversified. Conroe has attracted a wealth of manufacturing, retail, health care, construction and tourism companies. Our town is a great place for your business, your family and you. 

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Did you know that Montgomery is one of the oldest towns in Texas? The third oldest to be specific. In 1826, Montgomery began as a trading post and later chartered in 1857. It is also recognized as the birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag, designed by Texas statesman, Dr. Charles Stewart (who also designed the state seal).  

Guests visit the memorable preserved 19th Century Historic Downtown District, shop the fine retails shops and enjoy the local restaurants and attractions. A small community town, population 498, Montgomery is expected to double over the next few years. 

This growth has been thoughtfully planned while still providing the small town, historic flavor. The center of town is 15 miles west of Conroe and 50 miles northwest of Houston, which provides easy access to big town attractions, while offering a relaxed country lifestyle. 

A special event every December is Christmas in Historic Montgomery that features the Historic Home Tour and our Famous Cookie Walk. This is the time to load up on those home baked goodies for the season.

Many of Montgomery’s fine homes can be found along the waterfront of Lake Conroe, in neighborhoods like Walden, Grand Harbor, Harborside, Bentwater, April Sound and Waterford Estates. 

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