Yacht Harbour is an 18-story bayfront condominium at 2901 South Bayshore Drive in Coconut Grove, completed in 1975. The Yacht Harbour building holds approximately 138 residences and was designed by Kenneth Treister, the Miami architect and artist who also designed the Holocaust Memorial on Miami Beach. The Yacht Harbour exterior carries Treister's signature sculptural concrete vocabulary, with deep balcony reveals and a textured facade that distinguishes the tower from the smoother glass-and-stucco silhouettes elsewhere along South Bayshore Drive. The 1975 vintage makes Yacht Harbour one of the older high-rises in the Coconut Grove inventory, predating most of the Bayshore Drive towers between Mercy Hospital and the Grove village. The Yacht Harbour site faces directly onto the Coconut Grove marina basin between Dinner Key and the Pan American Drive parcel, with Peacock Park and the Coconut Grove Sailing Club one block north. From the Yacht Harbour lobby, CocoWalk, the Coconut Grove Playhouse, and the Grand Avenue restaurant row are within walking distance, and the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Mercy Hospital, and Brickell sit within a five- to ten-minute drive north along Bayshore. Coral Gables, the University of Miami, and Miami International Airport are each within fifteen minutes by car. The Ritz-Carlton Residences and the new Mr. C Bayshore tower sit just south of the property, anchoring the cluster of higher-end Coconut Grove towers. The Yacht Harbour amenity program reflects the bayfront orientation of the building. Shared facilities at Yacht Harbour include a waterfront swimming pool, a fitness room, a community room, marina-side walking paths, secured covered parking, and 24-hour security with concierge service. Many Yacht Harbour units have been remodeled with updated kitchens, hurricane-impact glass, and open-plan reconfigurations, and the 1975 concrete-frame shell continues to carry large two- and three-bedroom layouts with sweeping bay-view balconies. Treister's exterior remains one of the most recognizable in the Coconut Grove high-rise inventory, and the Yacht Harbour building is often cited alongside the Treister-designed Mayfair complex as part of the architect's South Florida portfolio.