An established Greenbrier neighborhood of newer single-family homes, minutes north of Conway and zoned for the top-rated Greenbrier School District.
Castlepines is one of Greenbrier's established single-family neighborhoods, popular with families drawn to the top-rated Greenbrier School District and an easy 10-minute commute south to Conway on Highway 65.
Greenbrier offers small-town Arkansas living with big-town convenience: Conway's shopping, dining, and hospitals are a 10-minute drive south on Highway 65, while the neighborhood itself stays quiet and family-focused. The top-rated Greenbrier School District is the biggest draw for buyers, and outdoor life centers on Lake Conway — one of the best largemouth-bass fisheries in Central Arkansas — and nearby Beaverfork Lake, both within 15 minutes.
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Homes in the Greenbrier area are served by the Greenbrier School District (Greenbrier Public Schools) — four elementary schools (Eastside, Springhill, Westside, Wooster), Greenbrier Middle School (6-7), Greenbrier Junior High (8-9) and Greenbrier High School (10-12). Attendance zones depend on the exact address, so confirm a specific address with Greenbrier Public Schools.
Arkansas assesses real property at 20% of its appraised (market) value. That assessed value is then taxed at the Greenbrier School District rate of 40.9 mills plus Faulkner County's 8.3 mills (about 49 mills combined before any city or improvement-district levies). Confirm the exact rate for a specific parcel with the Faulkner County Collector.
Greenbrier is a growing bedroom community in northwestern Faulkner County, about 12 miles (roughly 20 minutes) north of Conway via U.S. Highway 65, with the greater Little Rock metro reachable by continuing on US-65 to I-40. Beaverfork Lake Park in nearby Conway and the Cadron Creek corridor provide outdoor recreation.