The top home sold in Faulkner County in February was a 3,658-square-foot home on Whistling Straits Drive. The 4-bed, 4-bath home sold for $786,700 and more than $215 per square foot. It is the second consecutive month the top home sold in Faulkner County occurred on Whistling Straits Drive in northwest Conway. 

The nos. 2 and 3 homes were sold in Greenbrier. The second-largest home transaction in February was on a 3,615-square-foot home on Morris Court. The home sold for $704,000 and more than $194 per square foot. It was on the market for 49 days. 


Faulkner County Housing Report: February 2024

Check out a snapshot of the housing market in Conway and Faulkner County.


The third-largest home transaction was a 4-bed, 2-bath, 2,708-square-foot home on Lowell Lane in Greenbrier. It sold for $499,900 and more than $184 per square foot. It was on the market the longest of the top five homes in February, at 181 days. 

The fourth- and fifth-largest home sales were back in Conway. A 2,729-square-foot home on Pine Mountain Drive was the fourth-largest sale of the month. It sold for $470,000 and more than $172 per square foot. It remained on the market for 105 days. 

The fifth-largest home sale was a 2,338-square-foot residence on Maple Springs Drive. The 4-bed, 3-bath home sold for $437,000 and more than $186 per square foot. 

  1. 5640 Whistling Straits Drive, Conway: $786,700
    • 3,658 SF
    • $215.06 per SF
    • 4 bed, 4 bath
    • 0 days on market
  2. 5 Morris Court, Greenbrier: $704,000
    • 3,615 SF
    • $194.74 per SF
    • 4 bed, 4 bath
    • 49 days on market
  3. 48 Lowell Lane, Greenbrier: $499,900
    • 2,708 SF
    • $184.60 per SF
    • 4 bed, 2 bath
    • 181 days on market
  4. 14 Pine Mountain Drive, Greenbrier: $470,000
    • 2,729 SF
    • $172.22 per SF
    • 3 bed, 3 bath
    • 105 days on market
  5. 3450 Maple Springs Drive, Greenbrier: $437,000
    • 2,338 SF
    • $186.91 per SF
    • 4 bed, 3 bath
    • 2 days on market

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