For the buyer who typed the address itself: some Miami addresses are buildings, and this one is a landmark facade, three oceanfront acres and a private collection being built behind both.
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At 1901 Collins Avenue stands The Shoreclub Private Collection: about 49 homes on about 3 oceanfront acres, developed by Witkoff with Auberge Resorts Collection as hospitality partner, in an 18 storey tower rising behind the landmarked Cromwell House facade, redesigned by Robert A.M. Stern Architects. The developer published entry price is From $4,850,000, developer published entry price as carried on the live dossier, verified 2026-09-19. The homes are arranged in three forms, The Tower, The House and The Beach House. The building's full record is on the Shore Club dossier, and its purchase decisions are read in The Shoreclub Private Collection: what to know before you buy.
The address carries its history on its face. The Cromwell House facade is landmarked and preserved, and the new tower rises behind it, 18 storeys and about 200 feet above the ocean line. That arrangement is the building's whole proposition: the street keeps the face it knows, and the private collection is built behind the facade rather than in place of it. Sites like this are not assembled anymore; about 3 oceanfront acres on Collins Avenue, held as one parcel with a protected facade, is a position that can be inherited and reworked but not recreated. The Mid Beach neighbours read the same shoreline differently, in Faena: where is it and is it on the water.
About 49 homes across three forms: The Tower, The House and The Beach House. The count is the fact to hold: this is a private collection, not a tower programme, and the amenity and carrying cost arithmetic of a low count building is part of the purchase. Robert A.M. Stern Architects is design architect and residential interior architect; Bryan O'Sullivan Studio designed the hotel interiors, KKAID is interior architect and Island Planning Corporation is the landscape architect. Witkoff develops, and Auberge Resorts Collection is the hospitality partner, which places the service model inside a resort operator's system rather than a management company's promise. The first call for this stretch of beach is framed in who should I call about buying in Mid Beach.
A residential pool set in a botanical garden, lap and leisure pools, an Auberge spa and Beauty Atelier, a private residential gym, a library lounge with a grand piano, a beach club with cabanas, a private meeting suite, a children's playroom and a driver chauffeur room. Read against the count, the ledger is deep for about 49 homes, which is both the pleasure and the question: the first budget, the staffing model behind the spa and the beach club, and how the hotel and the residences share and fund the common spaces are documents to read before the reservation, not impressions to collect on a tour. The money mechanics are in the Shore Club buyer's guide, and the building's place on its stretch is read in Shore Club and its neighbours in Mid Beach.
Four questions belong to this address specifically. How do the three forms, Tower, House and Beach House, differ in position, service and carrying cost? What does the landmarked facade require of the building behind it, in structure and in rules? How are the hotel and residential amenities shared, staffed and funded? And what is the current release by form, at the one published entry point this page carries? Every other buyer question is collected in the questions buyers ask, and the notes shelf is at the notes hub.
Developer materials for The Shoreclub Private Collection (Witkoff, with Auberge Resorts Collection), as carried on the live dossier, verified 19 September 2026, including the developer published entry price. Compiled by the desk at Miami Dossier.
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