Shore Club Private Collection Floor Plans | Tower, Cromwell House & Beach House Guide

Shore Club Private Collection South Beach — Floor Plans

At 1901 Collins Avenue in South Beach, Shore Club Private Collection is the most historically significant residential transformation currently underway in Miami Beach — the reimagining of the iconic 1949 Shore Club, originally designed by Albert Anis, into an ultra-luxury residential compound of just 49 residences across three architecturally distinct buildings. Developed by Witkoff Group and Monroe Capital, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) — the New Haven-based firm whose other work in this MPE series includes the St. Regis Residences Miami BrickellMore Info — with Auberge Resorts Collection as the hospitality operator, Shore Club Private Collection is among the most anticipated South Beach luxury condoMore Info completions of the current development cycle.

The development is substantially sold as of early 2026 with a major concrete pour milestone publicly confirmed — indicating active progress through a key structural phase. Delivery is anticipated in 2027. The 49 residences are distributed across three buildings: the Tower, the Cromwell House, and the Beach House — making this one of the few active luxury residential developments in South Florida where the floor plan program spans a new 20-story tower, a preserved and converted historic building, and a standalone oceanfront villa simultaneously.

Pricing begins from approximately $6 million for two-bedroom Tower residences and climbs to approximately $120 million for the flagship Tower penthouse — the highest asking price for a single residential unit currently active in the South Beach market.

Shore Club Private Collection — Three Buildings, Three Floor Plan Characters

The Tower — 20 Stories of Nautical-Inspired MiMo

RAMSA's new 20-story Tower at Shore Club Private Collection is Robert A.M. Stern's nautical-inspired interpretation of Miami Modern (MiMo) architecture — the design language born on Collins Avenue in the late 1940s and 1950s that made Miami Beach's hotel corridor one of the most architecturally celebrated streetscapes in the United States. The Tower's curved balconies — the building's most distinctive exterior feature — reference both the streamlined marine aesthetic of MiMo and the ocean liner forms that inspired MiMo's original architects. The curves are not decorative; they structurally position each balcony to maximize ocean views while providing lateral privacy between adjacent residences.

Tower Residences — 1,900 to 10,500+ Square Feet

Two- through six-bedroom configurations occupy the Tower from the lower floors through the penthouse crown:

• 2 Bedroom: From approximately 1,900 square feet. Entry configuration; pricing from approximately $6 million. 10-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glazing throughout. RAMSA nautical-MiMo interior language applied at the building's most accessible scale.
• 3 Bedroom: Mid-range Tower configuration. Premium materials including oak, marble, nickel, and brass — RAMSA's nautical interior vocabulary confirmed across all official marketing. Customized chef's kitchens with state-of-the-art appliances and wine coolers. Spa-style bathrooms with panoramic ocean or skyline views.
• 4 Bedroom: The Tower's most active resale tier for full-time resident buyers. No floor plan is the same — confirmed as a building-wide standard, meaning each residence is individually configured rather than repeating a standard template across multiple floors. Curved balconies at this bedroom count deliver both ocean and partial bay views depending on orientation.
• 5 and 6 Bedroom: Upper-floor Tower configurations with the most expansive view corridors available in the building below the penthouse. Confirmed floor plans range up to approximately 6,300 square feet in the largest non-penthouse Tower configurations. These residences sit at elevations where the curved balconies frame unobstructed Atlantic Ocean and South Beach coastline views extending both north and south from the Collins Avenue mid-SoFi position.

The Tower Penthouse — 10,500+ Square Feet and $120 Million

The flagship Tower penthouse is the building's crown floor plan and the most expensive single residential unit currently offered in the South Beach market:

• Interior exceeding 10,500 square feet
• 11.5-foot ceilings — stepped up from the standard 10-foot Tower specification
• Grand rooftop terrace exclusively accessed from within the penthouse
• Panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, South Beach coastline, Biscayne Bay, and Downtown Miami skyline simultaneously
• Fully customized by RAMSA at penthouse scale with the full nautical-MiMo material vocabulary: oak, marble, nickel, and brass at crown proportions
• Asking price: $120 million

The $120 million asking price places the Shore Club Private Collection Tower penthouse in direct conversation with the crown residences at Palazzo Del Sol Fisher IslandMore Info and The Residences at Mandarin Oriental MiamiMore Info as the three most significant single-residence asking prices in the current Miami luxury market — and positions it at the top of the South Beach oceanfront segment by a meaningful margin.

Cromwell House — The Historic Conversion

The Cromwell House is the historic 9-story building at the Shore Club site — preserved, converted, and integrated into the Shore Club Private Collection as a distinct residential address within the compound. Four residences occupy the Cromwell House, each with a floor plan character fundamentally different from anything available in the Tower:

• Three duplex residences — two-story floor plans with dramatic double-height ceilings in the great rooms and the intimate scale of a converted historic building rather than a new-construction tower
• One full-floor penthouse — occupying the Cromwell House's top level with a private rooftop terrace and plunge pool
• 4 and 5 bedroom configurations across 3,200 to 6,300 square feet
• The same RAMSA nautical-MiMo interior specification as the Tower — oak, marble, nickel, and brass — applied to the historic building's existing volumes and ceiling heights

The Cromwell House's double-height great rooms are the defining floor plan feature of this building type. Where the Tower's floor plans are defined by curved balconies and ocean views, the Cromwell House's duplex residences are defined by interior architectural drama — the double-height great room within a converted 1940s building structure is a spatial experience that no new-construction condominium can replicate, because the specific ceiling heights and room proportions of the Cromwell House are products of its original construction date and cannot be engineered into a new-build.

For buyers who specifically want the historic building — the preserved walls, the double-height volumes, the character of a landmark structure converted to residential use — the four Cromwell House residences are categorically different from any other floor plan in the compound. Demand for these four homes is consistently described as exceeding the Tower residences in terms of buyer intensity relative to supply, precisely because only four exist.

The Beach House — A Standalone Oceanfront Villa

The Beach House is the Shore Club Private Collection's singular most extraordinary floor plan concept: a standalone four-bedroom beachfront townhouse at the compound's oceanfront edge — not a condo unit in a high-rise, but an individual house positioned directly on the Atlantic beach.

• 6,000 square feet of interior space
• Over 2,180 square feet of outdoor space across three separate outdoor areas
• Private rooftop terrace with plunge pool, outdoor kitchen, and entertaining area
• Private elevator within the home
• Private garage — a near-impossibility at a direct oceanfront Collins Avenue South Beach address
• Private entrance on 20th Street — separate from the compound's main arrival
• Direct access to the Shore Club compound's beach, pools, and Auberge services from a standalone private home

The Beach House is priced at approximately $35 million — a figure that reflects not just the square footage but the irreplaceable category of ownership it represents: a freestanding house on the Atlantic Ocean in South Beach, with a private garage and private entrance, within a fully managed Auberge Resorts residential compound. No comparable product exists anywhere on the Collins Avenue corridor. The closest analogy in the broader South Florida market is a beachfront estate on Fisher Island — and the Shore Club Beach House delivers that category of ownership within the South Beach context at Collins Avenue's most culturally storied address.

The RAMSA Nautical-MiMo Interior Standard

Robert A.M. Stern Architects' interior design language for Shore Club Private Collection is described in all official documentation as nautical-inspired, with a contemporary interpretation of Miami Modern (MiMo) architecture — the design movement that produced the Fontainebleau, the Eden Roc, and the original Shore Club in the late 1940s and 1950s.

The material vocabulary RAMSA specified for every residence across all three buildings:

• Oak — warm, tonal, referencing the polished wood of mid-century ocean liners
• Marble — natural stone surfaces in kitchens and all bathroom configurations
• Nickel — the fixture and hardware metal of choice throughout, replacing the chrome of conventional luxury specifications with a warmer, more nuanced metallic tone
• Brass — accent metalwork throughout, reinforcing the nautical aesthetic in door hardware, light fixtures, and kitchen and bathroom details

Customized chef's kitchens are standard across all floor plans — no two kitchens are identical, consistent with the building's commitment that no floor plan is the same. State-of-the-art appliances and wine coolers are included in all kitchen configurations.

Spa-style bathrooms with panoramic ocean or Miami skyline views — the primary bathroom in each Tower residence is positioned and glazed specifically to deliver a view from the bathtub, consistent with the building-wide design priority of connecting every habitable room to the building's oceanfront context.

The Auberge Resorts Service Model — No Hotel, Pure Residential

Shore Club Private Collection is managed by Auberge Resorts Collection — the ultra-luxury hospitality brand whose portfolio includes Auberge du Soleil in Napa Valley, Calistoga Ranch, Auberge Beach Residences in Fort Lauderdale, and Hacienda AltaGracia in Costa Rica. Like the Ritz-Carlton Residences Sunny Isles BeachMore Info and the Surf Club Four Seasons ResidencesMore Info, Shore Club Private Collection has no hotel component.

The Auberge brand operates here exclusively as a residential services manager, providing:

• On-staff butler service for all 49 residences
• 24-hour concierge and valet parking
• Luxury car detailing service
• Pet spa services
• Intelity online concierge service — digital access to all building services and amenities
• Beachfront jogging path and private beach access
• State-of-the-art gym and outdoor gourmet kitchen
• Botanical gardens throughout the compound grounds
• Swimming pools and wellness areas including the Auberge spa

The 49 residences share these services among themselves exclusively. There are no hotel guests in the building, no shared amenity access with transient visitors, and no hotel operations in any of the three buildings. For buyers who want Auberge's service standard — widely regarded as among the most refined of any residential hospitality brand currently operating in South Florida — without any hotel component, Shore Club Private Collection is the only active option.

The Albert Anis Historic Legacy — Why the Address Matters

The original Shore Club, designed by Albert Anis and completed in 1949, was one of the defining landmarks of Collins Avenue's golden era — the building that anchored the northern end of the SoFi corridor's most storied hotel row alongside the nearby Cromwell, Raleigh, and National. For nearly 75 years, the Shore Club address at 1901 Collins Avenue has carried a cultural weight that is specific to Miami Beach's identity as a mid-century architectural monument and international social destination.

RAMSA's approach to the site — preserved historic structures retained, new Tower designed in a contemporary MiMo language rather than a generic modern idiom, Cromwell House converted rather than demolished — reflects a commitment to architectural continuity that is unusual in the current Miami Beach development cycle and directly analogous to the Surf Club Four Seasons approach, where Fort Partners preserved the Russell Pancoast original Surf Club building at the compound's center and built Richard Meier's towers to flank it.

For buyers who are evaluating Shore Club Private Collection against other South Beach options, the Albert Anis legacy is not a marketing footnote. It is the specific reason why the address at 1901 Collins Avenue commands the pricing tier it does, and why the Beach House and Cromwell House floor plans — which could not exist without the original historic structures — are categorically irreplaceable.

Building Specifications

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Shore Club Private Collection is substantially sold with delivery anticipated in 2027. Remaining availability is concentrated in select Tower configurations and the compound's most unique floor plan types. Contact us to review current availability across all three buildings, and to request floor plan PDFs for the Tower, Cromwell House, and Beach House.

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