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The Surf Club Four Seasons Residences — Floor Plans

At 9001 and 9111 Collins Avenue in Surfside, Florida, The Surf Club Four Seasons Residences occupies one of the most historically layered sites in all of South Florida luxury real estate. Developed by Fort Partners and designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier — with interiors by Richard Meier in collaboration with Lee Mindel, landscaping by Fernando Wong, and historical cabanas reimagined by Paris-based Joseph Dirand — the project delivered in 2017 across two 12-story residential towers flanking the original 1930s Russell Pancoast-designed Surf Club building at the center of the 8-acre oceanfront compound.

The result is 144 private condo residences including 14 penthouses housed across the North and South Towers, plus a separate collection of furnished Hotel Residences serviced directly by the Four Seasons. Floor plans range from 1,800 to 7,800 square feet across named configurations — D, D1, D3, D4, D Alternative, E, E1, F1, F2, and a penthouse collection of PH2, PH3, and PH4 — making The Surf Club one of the most carefully articulated floor plan programs of any completed luxury building in the Surfside and Bal Harbour corridor. Every residence is fully sold out by the developer; all available inventory is resale only.

The Surf Club Four Seasons sits on 815 feet of private oceanfront beachfront. Its predecessor — the original Surf Club — counted Frank Sinatra, Winston Churchill, Elizabeth Taylor, and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor among its regular guests. The building you are buying into is built on that specific land, in that specific context, and the Churchill Bar within the compound bears his name explicitly.

The Surf Club Four Seasons Residences — Floor Plans at a Glance

The Two Towers — North and South

The Surf Club Four Seasons Residences spans two 12-story towers — the North Tower at 9001 Collins Avenue and the South Tower at 9111 Collins Avenue — both flanking the original historic Surf Club building at the compound's center. Both towers are 12 stories, both share the same Richard Meier architectural language and interior finish standard, and both access the full compound amenity program including the beach, pools, restaurants, and Four Seasons services. The primary practical distinctions between the two towers are unit availability at any given point in the resale market and the dedicated residents' lounge located on the ground floor of the South Tower, exclusive to South Tower residents.

Each tower has its own dedicated private arrival and valet entry, maintaining distinct residential identities within the shared compound. For buyers evaluating specific floor plans, the named plan lines (07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12) correspond to specific stacking positions within the towers and are the most precise way to identify the view orientation, bedroom configuration, and terrace size of any given unit.

The Named Floor Plans — A Guide for Buyers

The Surf Club's floor plan naming convention is worth understanding before touring units or reviewing listings. Unlike most South Florida high-rises where floor plans are simply labeled by bedroom count and floor level, The Surf Club uses named plan types (D, D1, D3, D4, D Alternative, E, E1, F1, F2) that correspond to specific line positions and configurations recurring across multiple floors of both towers. Here is the practical breakdown for the most active resale configurations:

D3 — 08 Line | 1 Bedroom + Study + Powder Room | 1,845 SF | 253 SF Terrace The building's entry-level floor plan configuration — a one-bedroom-plus-study at 1,845 square feet that reads more like a two-bedroom for buyers who use the study as a secondary sleeping space. At 08 Line positioning, ocean views are available across all D3 floors. The 1,845-square-foot footprint at this bedroom count is meaningfully larger than one-bedroom configurations in comparable buildings and reflects the building's commitment to a generous minimum scale across all floor plans.

D4 — 07 Line | 2 Bedrooms + Family Room | 2,506 SF | 506 SF Terrace A two-bedroom-plus-family-room configuration at 2,506 square feet — the family room effectively delivers a third habitable space and makes this plan function well for buyers who want a two-bedroom layout with room for an office, media room, or guest overflow without stepping into the larger three-bedroom footprints. The 506-square-foot terrace at D4 is the most generous outdoor proportion in the building's two-bedroom tier.

E1 — 10 Line | 2 Bedrooms + Powder Room | 2,136 SF | 341 SF Terrace A clean two-bedroom configuration at 2,136 square feet on the 10 Line. Positioned on the eastern ocean-facing side of the tower with direct Atlantic Ocean views from the primary living and sleeping areas.

F1 — 12 Line | 3 Bedrooms + Powder Room | 2,869 SF | 93 SF Terrace The building's most compact three-bedroom configuration at 2,869 square feet with a notably smaller terrace than the other three-bedroom plans — 93 square feet versus the 574–1,314 range of D1, E, and F2. For buyers who prioritize interior space over outdoor scale within the three-bedroom tier, F1 is the most interior-focused plan in the collection.

D1 and D Alternative — 07 Line | 4 Bedrooms + Family Room + Gym | 4,375 SF Two floor plans at identical 4,375 square feet — D1 with a 695-square-foot terrace (4 BR + 5 BA) and the D Alternative with a 586-square-foot terrace (3 BR + 4 BA). The D Alternative is technically a three-bedroom plan reconfigured from the D1's four-bedroom layout, giving buyers on the 07 Line a choice between bedroom count and spatial generosity within the same footprint. Both include a dedicated family room and gym within the unit — amenities that are rarely found embedded in a high-rise floor plan at this square footage.

E — 09 Line | 4 Bedrooms + Family Room + Gym | 5,004 SF | 574 SF Terrace One of the building's largest non-penthouse floor plans at just over 5,000 square feet, the E plan includes four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a powder room, a family room, and a private gym within the unit. At 09 Line positioning, the view corridor combines Atlantic Ocean and compound garden views. The E plan is consistently among the most sought-after resale configurations in the building for full-time residents who want estate-scale programming — family room, gym, multiple full bedroom suites — within a 12-story luxury building with full Four Seasons services.

F2 — 11 Line | 4 Bedrooms + Family Room | 5,008 SF | 1,314 SF Terrace The F2 is the building's most terrace-generous standard floor plan at 1,314 square feet of outdoor space — nearly 25 percent of the total combined interior/exterior square footage is terrace. At 5,008 square feet of interior space with four bedrooms and a family room, the F2 delivers the building's best balance of interior scale, bedroom count, and outdoor living proportion in the non-penthouse collection. For buyers who specifically want a large, usable terrace as part of their everyday living environment rather than purely as a view platform, the F2 is the clear recommendation.

The Penthouse Collection — PH2, PH3, and PH4

The Surf Club Four Seasons delivers 14 penthouses across the two towers. Three of the most significant named plans are the PH2, PH3, and PH4:

PH2 — 4 Bedrooms | 5 Bathrooms | Gym | Gallery | Outdoor Entertainment Spaces | Pool | 5,900 SF | 2,195 SF Terrace The PH2 is a penthouse with a private pool and gallery space — a floor plan configuration that reads as a private art collector's residence as much as a luxury condo. The gallery is an unusual feature in the penthouse collection and makes PH2 distinctly different from the PH3 and PH4 in character.

PH3 — 4 Bedrooms | 6 Bathrooms | Dining Room | Library | Family Room | Media Room | Rooftop Garden + Pool + Summer Kitchen | 6,041 SF Interior | 1,874 SF Terrace PH3 is the most programmatically complete floor plan in the building — six bathrooms, a dedicated dining room, library, family room, media room, a rooftop garden with private pool and summer kitchen, and 6,041 square feet of interior space. For buyers who approach a penthouse purchase as a lifestyle decision rather than purely a real estate decision, PH3's combination of private library, rooftop garden, and media room delivers a residential program that is categorically different from any floor plan in either tower below it.

PH4 — 4 Bedrooms | 5 Bathrooms | Dining Room | Family Room | Gym | Spa | 7,090 SF Interior | 3,302 SF Terrace The largest floor plan in the building at 7,090 interior square feet, PH4 adds a private spa to the penthouse program — an extremely rare inclusion in a condominium floor plan at any price point. The 3,302-square-foot terrace is also the compound's largest single residential outdoor space, delivering a terrace that is proportioned like the garden of a private estate at the 12th-floor crown of the South Tower. Combined indoor and outdoor square footage at PH4 approaches 10,400 square feet total.

Select Signature Penthouse buyers at The Surf Club were offered the opportunity to consult directly with Richard Meier on the design and customization of their residence — a level of architect access that is effectively unprecedented in the Miami luxury residential market and reflects the intimacy of scale that a 12-story building with 144 total residences can offer.

The Hotel Residences — A Distinct Floor Plan Category

Within the compound, a separate collection of Hotel Residences are available — furnished, Four Seasons-managed homes ranging from approximately 950 to 2,000 square feet in one- and two-bedroom configurations. Hotel Residences include a full furnishing package fully designed by Joseph Dirand and are serviced directly by the Four Seasons hotel operations team. They represent a distinct product from the private condo residences in the North and South Towers — buyers who want a fully managed, fully furnished pied-à-terre at The Surf Club with no ownership or maintenance complexity will find the Hotel Residences the most frictionless entry into the compound.

The Richard Meier Interior Standard — All Residences

Every private condo residence at The Surf Club Four Seasons is delivered with:

• Floor-to-ceiling glass walls throughout all principal rooms opening to unobstructed Atlantic Ocean views
• Ceilings up to 20 feet high in select floor plans
• 18-foot-deep terraces maximum — among the deepest private terrace proportions in any Surfside or Bal Harbour condo
• Honed vein-cut Italian Travertine flooring throughout all interiors
• Custom-designed kitchens with Boffi high-lacquer cabinetry and Corian countertops with monolithic sinks
• Fully integrated Miele and Sub-Zero appliance suite
• Spa-like primary bathrooms with fixtures and fittings by Duravit, Waterworks, Agape, and/or Lefroy & Brooks
• Exquisite wood flooring in bedroom areas
• Lutron lighting and shade control throughout
• Sonos audio system integrated throughout
• Spacious laundry rooms
• Custom-built Permasteelisa glazing system designed specifically for the building by Richard Meier — not a standard commercial glazing product
• Smart home pre-wiring throughout
• Private elevator lobby entry for all residences

The Compound — 8 Acres, 815 Feet of Oceanfront

Every floor plan at The Surf Club Four Seasons accesses the full 8-acre oceanfront compound — one of the most generously proportioned resort grounds of any luxury residential address in Surfside or Bal Harbour. The compound includes:

• 815 feet of private oceanfront beachfront with full Four Seasons beach service
• Four heated swimming pools including a residents-only pool
• Two residents-only fitness centers plus a third Four Seasons hotel fitness center
• The Surf Club Restaurant by Thomas Keller — one of the most celebrated restaurant openings in South Florida in the past decade, operated by the chef behind The French Laundry and Per Se
• La Sirenuse Restaurant & Champagne Bar — the Sersale family's first permanent venue outside the Amalfi Coast
• The Churchill Bar — named for the compound's most legendary historical guest
• More than 40 beach cabanas reimagined by Joseph Dirand
• Magnificent gardens and lush courtyard designed by Fernando Wong
• Private palm walk and tranquil courtyard
• Dedicated residential concierge — a designated Director of Residences and Four Seasons Residential Concierge — exclusive to condo residents
• 24-hour security and valet parking for both towers
• Kids for All Seasons program
• Full à la carte in-residence services: housekeeping, dining, personal training, dog grooming

The Historical Context — Why This Site Cannot Be Replicated

The original Surf Club was conceived in 1930 by tire magnate Harvey Firestone as a private gathering place for the era's most celebrated figures. The club's guest registry across its first four decades reads as a mid-century cultural document — Sinatra performed here, Churchill relaxed here, Taylor vacationed here. The Russell Pancoast-designed original building is preserved at the compound's center, and the Thomas Keller restaurant looks through the original arched windows to the club's former pool deck. The murals in the dining room are historical records: one depicts a peacock, referencing "Peacock Alley" — the beach area directly outside, famous in its day for hosting boxing matches.

For buyers evaluating Surfside luxury condosMore Info or the broader Bal Harbour corridor, this provenance is not simply a marketing point. It is the specific reason why Fort Partners chose Richard Meier for the project — the gravity of the site demanded an architect whose work would honor the history without imitating it. Meier's solution was to introduce two pure white, Modernist 12-story towers that are explicitly contemporary in their formal language while preserving the original building at the compound's heart as an architectural and historical anchor. The result is the only residential address in South Florida where Modernist architecture and 1930s Mediterranean Revival history coexist on the same 8-acre oceanfront plot.

Building Specifications

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