Peloro is the boutique bayfront statement of North Beach — a seven-story, 113-residence condominium at 6610–6630 Indian Creek Drive, completed in 2016, whose curving glass facade and circular crown were drawn by Luis Revuelta, the architect behind much of Miami's residential skyline. Named for Italy's centuries-old Capo Peloro lighthouse, Peloro pairs waterfront living on Indian Creek with a full-service private marina of 18 docks, 24-hour concierge and valet, and a beach that's a short stroll away. With only 113 homes, it offers the intimacy the Collins Avenue high-rises can't.
Peloro Frequently Asked Questions
... Peloro is the boutique bayfront statement of North Beach — a seven-story, 113-residence condominium at 6610–6630 Indian Creek Drive, completed in 2016, whose curving glass facade and circular crown were drawn by Luis Revuelta, the architect behind much of Miami's residential skyline. Named for Italy's centuries-old Capo Peloro lighthouse, Peloro pairs waterfront living on Indian Creek with a full-service private marina of 18 docks, 24-hour concierge and valet, and a beach that's a short stroll away. With only 113 homes, it offers the intimacy the Collins Avenue high-rises can't.
Peloro Frequently Asked Questions
❯ How does the private marina work?
Peloro includes a full-service private marina with 18 docks on Indian Creek, letting owners keep a boat steps from their lobby — a defining perk for a seven-story boutique building. Confirm slip assignment rules, waitlists, and any additional fees with the association, since marina rights in small buildings are typically managed rather than deeded to every unit.
❯ How often can owners rent their units?
At least one Peloro listing notes units can be rented up to 12 times per year — effectively monthly minimums — which gives owners real income flexibility without turning the building into a nightly hotel. That balance appeals to both investors and full-time residents who want stable neighbors. Confirm the current rental cap with the association before underwriting.
❯ Are pets allowed?
No — community-sourced data lists no pets permitted, so this building doesn't suit animal owners. The trade-off is a quieter, low-wear building, and pet buyers have friendlier options elsewhere on Indian Creek and Collins Avenue.
❯ Who is the architect, and what else has he designed?
Luis Revuelta of Revuelta Architecture International, a University of Miami-trained architect whose firm has shaped much of the Brickell and downtown Miami skyline — including a long collaboration with developer Ugo Colombo on towers like Brickell Flatiron. He also designed the neighboring Regatta building, which explains the architectural dialogue between the two waterfront properties.
❯ What views do residences capture?
Bayfront positioning delivers Indian Creek, Biscayne Bay, and Miami skyline views, with upper floors adding Atlantic glimpses. The curved balconies and floor-to-ceiling glass were designed to maximize those water exposures, and the seven-story scale keeps sightlines open in a way towers three times the height can't match.
❯ What amenities and services come with the building?
Peloro's twenty-four-hour concierge and valet, a state-of-the-art fitness center, cedar-lined sauna, oceanfront pool and hot tub with sundeck, a tropical interior courtyard with reflecting pool and waterfalls, and a porte-cochère boutique lobby. Residences feature 9-foot-plus ceilings, European-style kitchens, and large private balconies.
Key Facts
- Building: Peloro
- Address: 6610–6630 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33141
- Neighborhood: North Beach, bayfront on Indian Creek
- Architect: Luis Revuelta (Revuelta Architecture International)
- Stories: 7
- Residences: 113, 1–3 bedrooms
- Completed: 2016
- Signature feature: Private marina with 18 docks
Design & Architecture
Revuelta's curvilinear glass design — white facade, sweeping balconies, a prominent circular section — reads as a deliberate counterpoint to the boxy towers around it, and a visual sibling to his Regatta next door. Inside, the 2016 construction means modern building systems, impact glass, and contemporary floor plans without the assessment risk of 1960s neighbors. For design-minded buyers, it's the rare North Beach building with genuine architectural pedigree at a boutique scale.
Bayfront & Marina Living
Life at Peloro orbits the water: the marina, the courtyard reflecting pool, and Indian Creek itself, with the ocean beach about a block away. The Indian Creek corridor has become its own luxury pocket — see neighboring 29 Indian Creek for the new-construction counterpoint — and the area sits well clear of Miami Beach's most expensive neighborhoods on price. Explore the broader Miami Beach market to compare bayfront versus oceanfront value.
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