Grangerland Homes for Sale - Conroe, TX

See today's Grangerland homes for sale & Conroe real estate listings below. Easy access to Interstate I-45 allows Grangerland homeowners quick and easy access to various shopping, entertainment, and dining options. This prime location includes a lower tax rate, good schools, and proximity to public recreation areas, such as Lake Conroe. Get exclusive information about Grangerland neighborhood properties, or schedule a home showing today - contact your Conroe real estate specialists now!

Want to purchase a home in Grangerland? Call your Conroe real estate team, VIP Realty at (281) 456-2475. Your neighborhood Grangerland REALTORS® and agents are here to help with the Conroe housing market.

Grangerland Homes for Sale

Grangerland real estate is where contemporary properties combine expertly with tradition and the scenic melds with the serene. This community showcases the best suburban living with the calm, intimate, and security of an elegant neighborhood. Grangerland homes for sale are beautiful custom luxury houses nestled among artistic landscapes and replete with amenity packages. The homes' design and prices match most requirements on any budget.

Several floor plan options allow you to choose a design that fits your individual taste and lifestyle. If you are particular about amenities, many of these homes include floor-to-ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances, multiple-car garages, breathtaking views, and much more. Cooldown the hot summer days beside a sparkling pool or play ball in one of the nearby parks. Furthermore, you can meet and greet your neighbors at one of the many social events throughout the year.

Things to Do & Attractions in Conroe

The 22,000 acres Lake Conroe is west of downtown. With a shoreline stretching over 150 miles, some of the top attractions at the lake include fishing, sailing, boating, yachting, and regularly scheduled tournaments. From fall to spring, Lake Conroe waters are home to a variety of birds such as Bald Eagle, Osprey, Red-breasted Nuthatch, and Winter Wrens.

Before the Lone Star flag became the designated flag, Texas had over six flags. If you wish to brush up on the country’s flag history, visit the Lone Star Monument and Historical Flag Park. View a collection of flags from the 1830s Texas Revolution as well as the 14-ft. bronze "Texian" sculpture.

Several upscale restaurants and eateries that foodies can imagine line the streets of Historic Downtown. The Red Brick Tavern serves legendary food just as the musicians that rock its stage. Their specialty is revamping old favorites such as BBQ Meatloaf topped with Pistachio Crusted Pork Chops and Yukon Potatoes.