Sell Your Home · Conway / South Orlando, FL

Selling a Home in Conway, Florida

Conway combines Boone HS school zoning, downtown Orlando proximity, and Conway Chain lake access — a premium south Orlando address.

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Typical sale price$380K–$650K
CountyOrange County
High school zoneBoone HS (IB program)
Downtown Orlando distance5–8 miles (~15–25 min)
Primary buyer typesFamilies, professionals, downsizers
Conway Chain lake accessSelect properties; ski-permitted

Estimated Net Proceeds — Conway Sale

ItemEstimated Amount
Sale price (example)$490,000
Agent commission (est. 5–6%)−$24,500–$29,400
FL doc stamp on deed (0.70%)−$3,430
Title insurance (owner's policy)−$2,400
Settlement / closing fees−$800
Prorated property taxes−$1,200
Estimated net to seller~$453,000–$458,000

Estimate only. Contact Ryan for a property-specific net sheet.

Selling Tips for Conway Homeowners

Lead with the Boone HS school zone

Conway is zoned for Boone HS — one of OCPS's strongest schools with an International Baccalaureate (IB) program. This is a significant buyer draw for families, and it justifies Conway prices at a premium over nearby non-Boone-zone communities. Feature the school zone prominently in listing marketing.

Emphasize the downtown proximity

Conway sits 5–8 miles from downtown Orlando — close enough for a genuine 15–25 minute commute without interstate dependency. For buyers working downtown (hospitals, law firms, CNL, government), this is a decisive advantage. Market the commute distance explicitly.

Document Conway Chain lake access if applicable

Properties near the Conway Chain of Lakes — especially those with lake views, deeded access, or boating proximity — command premiums of 15–30%. If your property has any lake connection (canal frontage, deeded access, walking distance to a public ramp), document and market it explicitly.

Price against comparable Boone-zone inventory

Conway competes with SODO, Lake Pineloch, and other south-Orlando Boone-zone neighborhoods. Buyers shopping the Boone HS zone are comparing these communities — price accurately against sold comps in the zone, not against non-Boone communities that appear geographically close but serve different buyers.

Stage for the young professional buyer

Conway's buyer profile skews toward downtown professionals, dual-income couples, and growing families. Stage for open-plan living, functional home office space, and outdoor areas — this buyer profile values move-in readiness. Light, neutral, updated interiors photograph well and align with what this segment expects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What school zone is Conway in?

Most Conway addresses are zoned for Boone High School — one of Orange County Public Schools' flagship schools, offering an International Baccalaureate (IB) program and consistently strong academic performance. Elementary and middle school assignments vary by address within Conway — confirm your specific parcel's school assignment with OCPS before purchasing or listing.

What are typical Conway home prices in 2026?

Conway single-family homes typically sell in the $380,000–$650,000 range in 2026, with the most active segment around $420,000–$550,000. Properties with lake views or canal access to the Conway Chain push to $600,000–$900,000+. Conway prices reflect both the Boone HS school premium and downtown Orlando proximity — they run above comparable square footage in OCPS communities without these advantages.

What is the Conway Chain of Lakes?

The Conway Chain of Lakes is a connected system of lakes in south Orlando — including Lake Conway (the largest, at approximately 1,600 acres), Lake Weston, Lake Gatlin, and others. Lake Conway is ski-permitted and popular for boating and water sports. The Chain is within the City of Orlando and offers access via public boat ramps. Properties with deeded access or frontage on the Conway Chain command significant premiums.

What do Conway sellers typically net?

At a $490,000 sale price, Conway sellers typically net approximately $447,000–$453,000 after agent commissions (5–6%), Florida documentary stamp tax (0.70%), title insurance, closing fees, and prorated taxes. Contact Ryan for a property-specific net sheet — lake-adjacent or updated properties may justify higher listing prices and net proceeds.

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