Healthy Home Assessments in Conway Township

Reading a Conway Township home

Conway Township covers 37.8 square miles in the northwest corner of Livingston County and recorded 3,608 residents at the 2020 census. Worth knowing: Recognized as one of the largest agricultural communities within Livingston County. Those residents occupy about 1,105 households. UNVERIFIED: no sourced first-settler names or documented local events were found within the search budget.

How the housing sits

Detached single-family homes are 99.4% of the stock; owner-occupancy is 99.7% of occupied units, on 2023 five-year Census estimates. Some 19.3% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. Among the local landmarks: Conway Township Hall.

With Chase Lake nearby, seasonal humidity behaves differently, and moisture is where the assessment starts. Because owner-occupancy reaches 99.7%, most visits cover a whole building rather than one unit of a shared system.

Ground that fixes Conway Township on the map:

• Conway Township Hall. The township government seat at 8015 N. Fowlerville Road is available for public event rental.
• Coughran Cemetery. The township's first burying ground remains an active cemetery in section 25.
• Conway Free Methodist Church. The church on North Fowlerville Road is one of two active churches in the township.
• Red Cedar Run Nature Preserve. This 12 acre Livingston Land Conservancy preserve at Nicholson and Chase Lake roads gained a public birding trail in 2025.

Across the community

Conway Township also contains one named district, Nicholson. Nicholson: An unincorporated community on East Lovejoy Road between State and Nohel roads. Addresses fall in 48418, 48836, 48872 and 48892. Despite being rural and sitting on the far northwestern edge of Livingston County, Conway Township is counted inside the Metro Detroit statistical area.