Four Seasons Surfside at The Surf Club
Onde a Era Dourada de Miami encontra o luxo moderno
Última atualização: dezembro de 2025
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About Four Seasons Surfside
Four Seasons Surfside at The Surf Club is where Miami's legendary past meets contemporary luxury. The development combines a restored 1930s private club, once the playground of Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, and Winston Churchill, with two gleaming residential towers designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier.
The 150 Four Seasons Surfside residences enjoy nearly 1,000 feet of private Atlantic beachfront, 40+ cabanas, Michelin-starred dining by Thomas Keller, and the full complement of Four Seasons services, all on 9 acres of landscaped oceanfront gardens in the quiet town of Surfside, just south of [LINK: Bal Harbour].
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What is the historical significance of the Surf Club?
The Surf Club was founded in 1930 as a members-only beach club designed by Russell Pancoast. It hosted Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra and Elizabeth Taylor across the mid-20th century. The Four Seasons restoration preserved the original clubhouse architecture and integrated it into the new branded-residence development.
How does Richard Meier's involvement matter?
Richard Meier is a Pritzker laureate (1984) known for white-clad modernist architecture, the Getty Center, the Atheneum and 173 Perry Street. The Surf Club towers are among his late-career residential projects, giving the development Pritzker-level architectural pedigree integrated with historic preservation.
How is Surfside different from Miami Beach proper?
Surfside is a separate municipality north of Miami Beach with a distinctly small-town character, local restaurants, walkable Harding Avenue retail, and lower density. Owners at Four Seasons Surfside often select the location specifically to avoid South Beach's nightlife-dominated atmosphere while remaining 15 minutes from South Beach amenities.