The Glamor of Old Miami Is Alive and Well at Surfside’s Four Seasons at the Surf Club

By Grace Cassidy The Surf Club in Miami originally opened its doors in 1930 and immediately became a hot spot for celebrities and A-listers . Now branded Four Seasons Hotel at the Surf Club , the hotel and residences still feature remnants of the building’s early-20 th -century glory, including the original columns and arched windows in the lobby. Inside the residences is a four-bedroom, four-bath corner condo that offers the ideal combination of old-world charm and modern convenience. Spanning 5,321 square feet, the N-721 unit was designed by architect Richard Meier, with interiors by Greenauer Design Group . The property, represented by Douglas Elliman agents Joyce Gato and Jaclyn Bild , is available for $33 million. The home showcases wide open living and dining spaces, floor-to-ceiling ocean-view windows and a custom kitchen with a stone island and top-of-the-line appliances. Custom stone tiles can be found in the bathrooms, while fully integrated sound and lighting provide a contemporary and convenient touch. Over 2,000 square feet of balcony space is perfect for households that love to entertain. A temperature-controlled two-car tandem garage is included. Residents will enjoy a variety of amenities such as a pool and spa, kids’ club, and access to several restaurants and bars within the hotel. The Surf Club , Lido Champagne Bar and Winston’s on the Beach are all located right inside the Four Seasons. Located at 9111 Collins Avenue, Surf Club residents are just moments from all that Surfside has to offer, including Indian Creek Country Club, brand-name shopping at Bal Harbour Shops, resorts, spas and much more.