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Condos for Sale in Burlington, NC

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Condos in Burlington, NC

18
Homes Listed
65
Avg. Days on Site
$165
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$186,171
Med. List Price

Condos for Sale in Burlington, NC

A three-bedroom condo on Winston Drive was recently listed at $155,000, with $299 per month in HOA dues. On a 20% down loan, those dues made up nearly a quarter of the estimated monthly payment. With condos for sale in Burlington, the dues often change your budget more than a few thousand dollars in the price.

Burlington's median condo price is about $205,000, and only a small number of condos are listed at any one time. INDY Week readers voted Raleigh Realty the Best Real Estate Company in Wake County in 2023, 2024, and 2025. We help Burlington condo buyers check each building's fees and loan eligibility before they tour.

Where Are the Condos in Burlington?

Most Burlington condo listings are in the 27215 ZIP, and each building has its own dues and age.

  • Windermere: One-level condos from 2002 off Cambridge Road with attached two-car garages, recently listed at around $333,000 with $195 in monthly dues.
  • Forestdale Drive: 2007 buildings where $166 in dues cover water, sewer, trash, and lawn care.
  • Winston Drive: 2003 units with all bedrooms on the main level, priced in the $150,000s and $160,000s.
  • Warwick Drive: A 1950 building in West Burlington with two-bedroom units near $115,000 and dues around $285.

If you want a garage and more square footage for the monthly cost, compare these with Burlington townhomes.

Can You Use an FHA or VA Loan on a Burlington Condo?

With a condo, the lender approves the building as well as you. FHA loans usually require the whole project to be approved, and not every Burlington association has that approval. You can check a building on the HUD FHA condo lookup and the VA condo report. A listing that says it accepts FHA or VA terms does not confirm project approval. Some lenders can do a single-unit FHA approval, but that adds time.

What Does the Condo Master Policy Leave for You to Insure?

The association's master policy covers the building, but how far it reaches inside your unit varies. Some policies stop at the bare walls, so your HO-6 policy has to cover cabinets, flooring, and fixtures. Others cover the unit as originally built. Ask for the policy's declarations page and the deductible, because a large deductible can be passed to owners after a claim.

Is the Building Approved for Your Loan?

Before I schedule a condo showing for an FHA or VA buyer, I look up the building on both approval lists and ask the listing agent how many units are rented. That keeps you from spending time on a unit your loan cannot close on.

Erin Roberts, Burlington real estate agent

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