Owning a condo in Daniel Island means trading yardwork for easy access to the island’s parks, trails, and town center. You’ll see on-market properties ranging from modern units in downtown buildings to places with marsh or golf course views. Many condos come with shared perks like pools, gyms, and gathering spaces – all covered by the HOA – so you can spend more time enjoying the island.
Daniel Island real estate is part of a planned community that blends neighborhoods, shops, and water access, all just a short drive from downtown Charleston. Our live feed from the Charleston Trident MLS refreshes often, showing active MLS listings with photos, HOA details, and building amenities.
Daniel Island SC Condos For Sale
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Why Choose a Condo in Daniel Island?
A condo here means less upkeep and more free time. The HOA usually takes care of the exterior, landscaping, and building systems, so your weekends aren’t tied to maintenance.
Most complexes also include extras like swimming pools, fitness centers, or lounges. That makes it easy to stay active and social without ever leaving the property.
The location adds to the appeal. Living near the town center puts dining and shopping within minutes, while condos on the marsh or golf course give you relaxing views right outside your window. Many buildings also offer secure entrances and close-knit neighbors, adding a sense of comfort and community.
Daniel Island Condo Market Insights
The condo market here runs a bit differently from the single-family side. With fewer units for sale, buildings with strong amenities and good upkeep tend to attract the most attention, so it pays to act quickly when you see a match.
Well-kept condos in desirable spots – whether near downtown or overlooking the water – often sell sooner. Setting listing alerts helps you catch new listings right away. We’ll also review HOA budgets and fees up front so you know the full monthly cost before making an offer.
Daniel Island Condo Buyer FAQs
They usually pay for upkeep of the building and common areas. That often includes landscaping, pool and gym maintenance, elevators, pest control, and building insurance like flood or hazard coverage.
Yes. There’s a one-time Community Enhancement Fee paid at closing, usually 0.25% to 0.5% of the sale price. The money goes toward community projects on the island.
Rules vary by building. Some limit short-term rentals or require a minimum lease length. We’ll check the bylaws of any building you’re interested in.
During due diligence you can review the budget, reserve study, and recent meeting notes. These show how the building is managed and whether funds are set aside for future repairs.
