A Corner Residence With Wraparound Terrace. Residence 610 At The Well Bay Harbor Islands.

The Well Bay Harbor Islands keeps things small on purpose. Fifty four residences occupy a quiet island between the mainland and Bal Harbour, and the building was conceived less as a condominium than as a wellness practice with a lobby, built by Terra as the brand’s first residential outpost.

Residence 610 sits in a corner position, one of the building’s larger three bedroom plans, with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms spread across 2,293 square feet of interior space. Its 412 square foot terrace wraps two sides of the residence rather than running along a single elevation, an unusual amount of private outdoor space for a corner unit this size. Inside, the living room stretches nearly 21 feet, the primary suite includes its own walk in closet and a bath finished in stone with a dual pressure rain shower, and the kitchen carries a Kore workstation sink, Sub Zero and Wolf appliances and custom Italian cabinetry.

Arquitectonica designed the building, and Meyer Davis Studio handled interiors throughout, working in a neutral, engineered wood and stone palette meant to feel more residential retreat than typical new construction. Every new owner’s first experience in the home is an energy clearing ceremony performed by practitioners from THE WELL before move in, a ritual the brand extends from its wellness centers into the deed itself.

Amenities lean the same direction: a rooftop pool and hot tub with private cabanas, a bath house built around a saunarium and Miami’s first caldarium, a halotherapy steam room, and a locker room stocked with Theragun, Therabeam and infrared recovery gear for residents. Owners also receive access to a private beach club, a dedicated electric house car for local trips, and a curated collection of bikes, paddleboards and kayaks for use around the island. Completion is expected in 2026.