At 9165 Collins Avenue 701 in Surfside, your day begins within an exceptional full-floor, flow-through four-bedroom residence designed by renowned architect Joseph Dirand. Built in 2025, this 8,469-square-foot home offers four bedrooms, six baths, and an immediate connection to the sophisticated lifestyle of The Surf Club. You move through expansive, carefully conceived spaces where morning light enters from multiple exposures, grounding you in quiet elegance before the day unfolds.
Your daily travels from Surfside are straightforward and close at hand. A three-minute drive brings you to Bal Harbour Shops or the sands of Haulover Beach, while Aventura Mall sits about ten minutes away. When business or gatherings call, the Miami Beach Convention Center is accessible in an easy eleven-minute drive.
Evenings present distinct culinary settings across the region. You might order wood-fired Asian-inspired sharing plates inside KYU's industrial Wynwood warehouse, or step into the Miami Design District for chef-driven dining rooms and courtyard cafés nestled among luxury shopping blocks. Farther south, Calle Ocho in Little Havana offers a classic atmosphere marked by Cuban coffee windows, croquetas, cigar rollers, domino players, and Viernes Culturales.
Cultural afternoons unfold amid celebrated regional landmarks. You can wander through Wynwood Walls & Arts District, taking in street-art courtyards framed by galleries, breweries, and taco windows. At Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), discover contemporary art on Biscayne Bay with hanging gardens and a terrace restaurant, or explore Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, a 1916 bayfront villa featuring formal Italian gardens.
When fresh air beckons, open natural spaces await across Biscayne. Spend time at Crandon Park Beach, a two-mile beach featuring calm shallow water, picnic areas, and shaded parking near the Nature Center. At the southern tip of Key Biscayne, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park provides quiet beaches, bike paths, and a historic lighthouse set beside peaceful picnic groves.
Weekend hours bring varied destinations for recreation and shopping. Stroll the curated grounds at Bal Harbour Shops, or visit Miami Children's Museum on Watson Island, home to a pretend supermarket, bank, cruise ship, and music studio. You can also explore Lucky Strike Bowling near the Design District with its arcade games and full menu, or Sky Zone Trampoline Park with dodgeball and foam pits.
To experience this extraordinary residence at The Surf Club in person, contact Simon Gedz, a dedicated South Florida realtor since 1995, to arrange your private walkthrough.