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Indian Creek is a private island in Miami-Dade County, FL., with only 41 residential home sites and the Indian Creek Country Club. Officially established in 1939, the first homes built on the land were vacation homes for Miami’s rich and famous people.

“The Billionaire Bunker” is only one of the many nicknames that the prestigious Indian Creek Island has. With only 41 residential sites around the perimeter of the island. Home to Politicians, Celebrities, Business Personalities, Famous Singers, and billionaires.

Indian Creek residents enjoy complete privacy; this tiny island is only a 300-acre waterfront paradise, sits on Biscayne Bay, and offers waterfront lots with at least 1.25 acres.

The exclusive Indian Creek Club Golf Course

Indian Creek is located on the island’s southwest shores and fills its interior. It is the playground for the “select few” ultra-rich elite. A private 13-person police force heavily guards the island, and an armed patrol boat and jet ski patrol the perimeter from water to land, operating 24 hours a day.

Unparalleled Style Homes—Step into your private foyer and enter a spectacular home with open floor plans and floor-to-ceiling windows to enjoy Biscayne Bay and the skyline of Downtown Miami. Lush gardens, resort-style pools, spas, gyms, poolside cabanas, rooftop jacuzzis, wine cellars, entertainment theaters, and the finest furnishings and accessories surround luxury waterfront homes.

The Indian Creek Golf Course is a sprawling Mediterranean-style structure with an 18-hole course, considered one of the finest clubs in the world.

Indian Creek Country Club Amenities:

• A swimming pool
• A fitness center
• Massage and steam room
• Locker rooms and bridge room
• And a marina

According to the “Top 100 Golf Courses” website, the Indian Creek Golf Course is one of the prime golf courses in Florida. It would help if you befriended a member to tee it up on the classical William S. Flynn-designed course dating back to the 1930s.

Maurice Fatio designed it in 1929 and was the architect for many of Palm Beach’s most famous estates. The island has just one street, Indian Creek Road, and palm trees partially obscure the homes.