DANIEL ISLAND
Daniel Island is the perfectly planned island community that has become part of Charleston, in spite of the separating distance of 23 miles of rivers, marshes and creeks. Once an isolated farm and game preserve, Daniel Island was molded into the exclusive suburb that it is today, offering a private nationally-ranked, 18-hole Tom Fazio golf course, a second 18-hole new Rees Jones course, and private country club facility. Also offered is a 17-court tennis center that is home to the Family Circle Cup, and a well-appointed activity center with exercise classes and workout facility. The island features community boat ramps and crabbing docks, acres of parks, a private nature preserve, plus a chic commercial district that features upscale shopping and rave restaurants.
The modern amenities on Daniel Island have been blended with the coastal scenery of South Carolina. The island features golf, boat ramps and crabbing docks, as well as hundreds of acres of parks and a private nature preserve, plus a limited commercial district featuring upscale shopping and cozy restaurants. Six traditional neighborhoods offer a variety of well-planned construction.
Daniel Island is located off Highway 526 and conveniently located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Charleston and 20 minutes from the Isle of Palms beachfront. The convenient 15 minute proximity of The Charleston International Airport makes the Daniel Island community convenient for Boeing employees. This southern island town is technically within the City of Charleston but boasts its very own infrastructure of township with its own churches, grocery stores, doctor offices, schools, golf courses and amenities galore. If you can imagine a picture perfect old fashioned town with the conveniences of today, that is Daniel Island. It's a picturesque place with homes ranging from affordable condos to high end luxury properties on the waterfront.
We can provide the appropriate addendums needed for closing a property within this community. The Daniel Island Addendum and the Community Addendum.
