Identity
Conway predates most of the suburban metro. Streets follow older alignments, lots are irregular, and houses span many decades — closer to an old Orlando neighbourhood than to a planned community.
Orange County
Conway
Greater OrlandoCentral Florida
An established, mostly unincorporated area southeast of downtown Orlando, known for mature trees, larger lots and access to the Conway lakes.
Talk to DaniLocation and access
Southeast Orlando between SR-408, SR-528 and the Conway chain of lakes.
Everyday life
Short drives to downtown and the airport, with local retail on Hoffner and Curry Ford roads.
- Public access points on the Conway lakes.
- Neighbourhood parks and older school campuses.
- Downtown Orlando and the airport, both close.
Housing
- Mid-century homes, many renovated.
- Larger lots than in newer subdivisions.
- Some waterfront and canal properties.
New construction
Infill rebuilds on existing lots; there are no large new phases here.
Getting around
Car-based, with fast access to SR-408 and SR-528.
Honest trade-offs
What you accept when you choose this area.
Trade-offs
- Few HOAs means fewer rules and also fewer shared standards.
- Older homes and older infrastructure require inspection.
- Flood zones vary lot by lot near the water.
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