Indian Creek Residences & Yacht Club

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Indian Creek Residences & Yacht Club is a boutique collection of nine waterfront homes at 9110 West Bay Harbor Drive in Bay Harbor Islands. Developed by Landau Properties, it pairs Kobi Karp architecture with interiors by Zarifi Design and landscaping by Enea.

The developer announced a complete sellout in November 2025. Pending MLS contracts may continue to appear on this page; these should not be treated as available homes.

Residence Features

  • Half- and full-floor residences, including five-bedroom penthouses.
  • Expansive waterfront glazing and private terraces.
  • Kitchens with custom Zenia White Oak cabinetry, Taj Mahal quartzite counters and concealed Gaggenau appliances.
  • Primary bathrooms with natural stone, freestanding tubs and Fantini fixtures.
  • Select residences include separate chef’s kitchens and generous entertaining spaces.

Building Features

  • Nine residences on the waterfront at the south end of Bay Harbor Islands.
  • Developer: Landau Properties.
  • Architecture: Kobi Karp.
  • Interior design: Zarifi Design.
  • Landscape design: Enea.

Building Amenities & Services

  • Rooftop pool and landscaped terrace with outdoor dining, kitchen, bar and screening pavilion.
  • Fitness and recovery facilities, including spa, sauna, steam rooms and a waterfront yoga lawn.
  • The Parlour combines a daytime coffee bar and private office with an evening lounge and wet bar.
  • Developer plans describe a private marina with six slips for vessels up to 50 feet, dockmaster concierge services and boating storage. Slip rights, availability and approvals should be confirmed separately.

Neighborhood

Overlooking Indian Creek from Bay Harbor Islands, the address is near the shops and restaurants of Kane Concourse, Bal Harbour and Surfside. Its small residential scale offers an alternative to larger waterfront towers.

For current availability and pricing, contact Brandon Tillemans, REALTOR® with Douglas Elliman, at 954-805-0906 or [email protected].