Condo building in Daytona Beach, FL

The Landmark

The Landmark is a 12-story condo at 404 S Beach Street in downtown Daytona Beach, across the street from the Halifax River and its marinas, with a pool and walking access to the Riverfront Esplanade.

3condos for sale
$139,000median asking price
$192median asking price / sq ft
$1,220usual HOA fee / month

About The Landmark

The Landmark is a 44-unit condo that went up in 1963, which makes it one of the older high-rises in the area, and it sits on the mainland side of the river, not on the beach. Beach Street and a strip of riverfront park run between the building and the water, so the east-facing balconies look over the Halifax Harbor Marina, the yacht club, the river and the bridges toward the beachside. Units are mostly one-bedrooms, with some two-bedrooms and a few larger homes on the upper floors.

A building more than sixty years old has usually seen big repairs, and may have more ahead. Ask what has been redone (concrete and balconies, windows, roof, plumbing, electrical and elevators) and what is planned next.

Building amenities

The building has a pool on landscaped grounds, elevators and a secured lobby. Many units come with a one-car garage, others with an assigned space, and extra storage is available.

Location

The Landmark is on Beach Street at the south end of downtown Daytona Beach. The Riverfront Esplanade and its gardens and walking paths, the Halifax Harbor Marina, the Halifax River Yacht Club, Brownie's dog park, museums, and shops and restaurants along Beach Street are a short walk, and Jackie Robinson Ballpark on City Island is a little farther north. Bethune Point Park is just south. The beach is a few minutes east across the bridges, and US-1, the Speedway and the airport are a short drive.

Units in The Landmark

Units are one- and two-bedroom condos of about 725 to 1,095 square feet. Right now 3 units are for sale, asking from $135,000 to $260,000, with a median of $139,000. The floor, the river view and updates drive most of the price difference.

Fees, rules and rentals

The monthly fee is about $1,220. It usually covers building insurance, water, sewer, trash, cable and internet, pest control, and building and grounds upkeep. Fees vary quite a bit from unit to unit here and change over time, so check the current amount and what it covers on each listing.

Pets are allowed, with a limit on number; confirm the current pet rules with the association. Ask the association about the rental minimum and tenant approval process. For a high-rise like this, Florida requires milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies, so ask for the latest reports and any planned special assessments before you buy.

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Questions about The Landmark

Is the Landmark on the beach or the river?

Neither directly. It's on the mainland on Beach Street, across the street from the Halifax River and its marinas; the beach is a few minutes east across the bridges.

How old is the Landmark?

It was built in 1963. Ask what major repairs have been done and what's planned before you buy.

What is within walking distance of the Landmark?

The Riverfront Esplanade, the Halifax Harbor Marina, the Halifax River Yacht Club, Brownie's dog park, museums, and downtown shops and restaurants.

What are the HOA fees at the Landmark?

About $1,220 a month, usually covering building insurance, water, sewer, trash, cable and internet. Fees vary by unit; check each listing.

Can you rent out a condo at the Landmark?

Ask the association for the current rental minimum and tenant approval rules.

How many condos are for sale at the Landmark?

Right now 3 units are for sale, with a median asking price of $139,000. This page updates every hour from the MLS.

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Market numbers come from condos for sale in the MLS shown on this site and update hourly. Building descriptions are general information; confirm fees, rules, rental policies and memberships with the association.