Ocean House

Modern white two-story home behind a large pool with in-water loungers and a furnished patio.

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Ocean House

9317 Collins Avenue, Surfside, FL

Ocean House in Surfside is a boutique oceanfront condominium developed by Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management, known as Multiplan REAM, and designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Carla Guilhem Design. The building features 25 residences, a number that places it among the smallest oceanfront offerings on this stretch of Collins Avenue and that shapes everything about how it operates, from the pace of the lobby to the availability of a lounge chair. Units range from roughly 2,093 to 6,279 square feet, with two- to five-bedroom layouts and private terraces offering Atlantic Ocean and skyline views, so the smallest home here is larger than the largest unit in many competing buildings. The architecture is entrusted to a firm with a long record on the Florida coast, and the interiors follow a restrained, material-led direction rather than a decorative one. Amenities are wellness-focused: a rooftop pool deck, a spa and wellness center, landscaped grounds with reflecting ponds and cabanas, fitness and wellness facilities, and direct beach access, an assembly that treats recovery and quiet as the primary luxury rather than spectacle. All of this is anchored in a tranquil, private Surfside setting near Bal Harbour Shops and Miami Beach, which gives residents the option of a low-key daily life with a serious retail and dining district only minutes away. Delivery is anticipated for 2027. For buyers comparing oceanfront product in Surfside, Ocean House offers a specific and increasingly rare proposition: a very small building, very large residences, and a wellness program scaled to the number of owners rather than to a tower's population. Twenty-five residences also mean the building can be staffed to a standard that larger towers struggle to match, and the reflecting ponds and cabanas give the grounds a composed, garden-like character rather than a resort's busy edge.