This is the move-up range in Conway. If you are upgrading from a starter home, want more space for a growing family, or are looking for newer construction with premium features in a college-town market — this bracket is where Conway's best inventory lives.
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Contact Richard HawkinsAt this price point you are stepping into Conway's move-up market. Homes here typically run 2,000 to 3,000 square feet with four bedrooms, open floor plans, upgraded kitchens, and larger lots. You will find a mix of newer subdivision builds and well-updated homes in established neighborhoods throughout Faulkner County.
The difference between a $300K home and a $400K home in Conway usually comes down to age, finishes, lot position, and proximity to the university corridor or specific school campuses. A newer build with builder-grade fixtures on a standard lot values differently than an updated home on a premium lot near Hendrix or UCA. Knowing what you are paying for — and what is easy to change later — is key in this bracket.
Expect 2,000 to 3,000 square feet, four bedrooms, and open layouts with split floor plans. Many homes in this range include bonus rooms, walk-in pantries, and oversized garages — features that starter homes typically lack.
A mix of newer builds and well-updated resale homes. Expect granite or quartz counters, LVP or hardwood flooring, stainless appliances, and covered patios. Higher-end listings may include custom tile work, built-ins, and upgraded lighting packages.
This range is competitive but less frenzied than the $200K–$300K bracket. Buyers here are more deliberate and often comparing Conway to west Little Rock and Maumelle. Well-priced homes with strong finishes still move quickly.
These are current listings in the Conway area priced between $300,000 and $400,000. Listings update automatically from the MLS — what you see here is what is available right now.
Click any listing for full details, photos, and property information. Want to schedule a showing or ask a question? Call Richard Hawkins at 501-291-1495.
For families moving up to the $300K–$400K range in Conway, schools remain one of the most important factors. The Conway School District is the primary public school district serving the city, and it is the 8th largest district in Arkansas.
The Conway School District serves approximately 10,174 students across 16 campuses — including 9 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, Conway Junior High, and Conway High School. The district covers the majority of Conway city limits as well as portions of Holland and Mayflower in Faulkner County. Conway is also home to three universities — the University of Central Arkansas, Hendrix College, and Central Baptist College — which contributes to a college-town atmosphere and a diverse buyer pool that includes faculty, staff, and hospital professionals.
When families say they want to be in the "Conway School District," they are often thinking about a specific elementary or middle school campus. With 9 elementary schools and 4 middle schools, two homes in the same part of Conway can feed to different campuses. This affects both your family's daily life and your home's resale value. Always verify campus zone assignments directly with the school district before purchasing.
I can tell you which campus zone a home falls in, but evaluating whether that school is the right fit for your family is a personal decision. These independent resources will help you dig deeper.
School ratings and campus zone boundaries can change. Always verify the current school assignment for any property by contacting the Conway School District directly.
At the $300K to $400K level, buyers have real options across Conway, Little Rock, and Maumelle. The homes may look similar on paper, but the experience of living in each city is different.
At this price you are in Conway's move-up market — a mix of newer construction and updated homes in a college-town setting with a strong school district and steady employer base. Conway offers more square footage and larger lots than Little Rock at the same price, with the tradeoff being the I-40 commute.
At $300K–$400K in Little Rock, you are in established neighborhoods like parts of west Little Rock, Pleasant Valley, or the Heights. You may get less square footage but gain proximity to employers, dining, and urban amenities. It comes down to lifestyle priority.
Maumelle offers a suburban alternative between Conway and Little Rock along I-40/430. At this price point, Maumelle provides newer construction and planned-community amenities but is part of the Pulaski County Special School District rather than Conway's. School district is often the deciding factor.
The $300K to $400K bracket in Conway is competitive but more deliberate than the starter-home market. Here is what I tell every buyer I work with in this range:
Are you moving up for space, finishes, lot size, or school zone? Getting clear on your primary motivator prevents you from overpaying for upgrades that do not align with what matters most to your family.
At this price point, newer builds and well-updated resale homes compete directly. New construction comes with builder warranties and modern layouts, but resale homes may offer larger lots, mature landscaping, and established neighborhoods. Each has tradeoffs.
Granite counters, light fixtures, and paint are easy to change. Floor plan, lot position, and structural quality are not. The best value in this range often goes to buyers who focus on the things you cannot change.
Even if you plan to stay for ten years, consider how the home will sell when the time comes. Lot size, school zone, neighborhood trajectory, and layout all affect resale value.
In this range you find spacious 4-bedroom homes with 2,000 to 3,000 square feet featuring newer construction or well-updated resale homes, open floor plans, upgraded kitchens, and larger lots. Many are in Conway's newer subdivisions or established neighborhoods with Conway School District access.
The Conway School District is the primary public school district serving Conway. It is the 8th largest in Arkansas, serving approximately 10,174 students across 16 campuses. Campus zone assignments vary — always verify with the district directly before purchasing.
Yes. The $300K to $400K bracket is the primary move-up segment in Conway, drawing buyers upgrading from starter homes and families who want more space, newer builds, and premium features while staying in the Conway School District.
Conway generally offers more square footage and larger lots than Little Rock at the same price, with a college-town feel and strong schools. The tradeoff is the I-40 commute to Little Rock employers. I can help you compare — call 501-291-1495.
You can browse the current listings on this page, which update automatically from the MLS. For a more targeted search, contact me at 501-291-1495 or visit hawktherealtor.net/contact-us.
I help buyers across Conway, Little Rock, and Central Arkansas find the right home at the right price. Whether you are moving up from a starter home or relocating to the area, let's talk through your options — no obligation, no pressure.
Hawk The Realtor
Fathom Realty Central
10515 W Markham St Suite E3
Little Rock, AR 72205
Phone: (501) 291-1495
Local guidance for buyers across Conway, Little Rock, Benton, Bryant, Cabot, and Maumelle.
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