Aventura · Building guide

Peninsula II

A 2007 tower of 222 residences in Aventura, with nine repeating lines from two to four bedrooms. Not to be confused with The Peninsula next door, a separate condominium.

2007Year built
222Unit parcels on the county roll

The building

Peninsula II, not The Peninsula

Peninsula II stands at 3301 NE 183rd Street in the City of Aventura and is recorded as The Peninsula II Condo. Its neighbour at 3201 NE 183rd Street, The Peninsula, is a different condominium with its own association. Listings, documents and county records should be checked against the right one.

The 2026 roll lists 222 residences, all recorded as built in 2007, with two to six bedrooms. One parcel is recorded as a combination of two original units.

Address
3301 NE 183rd Street
Municipality
Aventura
Structure
One tower, its own condominium (The Peninsula II); The Peninsula next door is a separate condominium
Condominium of record
THE PENINSULA II CONDO
Year built
2007
Unit parcels on the county roll
222
Bedrooms recorded
2–6
Recorded unit areas
2,001 – 5,525 sq ft

Unless marked, source: Miami-Dade Property Appraiser, 2026 roll. Areas are those recorded by the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser for each unit parcel. They often differ from developer or listing figures, which may measure differently.

Unit lines

Nine lines, consistent from floor to floor

Unit numbers combine the floor and the line, and the recorded areas barely vary within a line, which makes comparisons between floors unusually clean. Lines 01, 04 and 06 are four-bedroom plans of about 3,460 to 3,530 square feet. Lines 03, 07 and 09 are three-bedroom plans of about 3,070 to 3,080. Lines 02, 05 and 08 are two-bedroom plans of about 2,000 to 2,430; the larger figure in line 05 is a single recorded unit.

With plans this regular, the differences between two units of the same line come down to floor, view, condition and the unit's own history.

3301 NE 183rd Street (unit number = floor + line)
LineTypical bedroomsRecorded area (sq ft)Units
0143,53329
0222,433 (2,329–2,433)15
0333,08228
0443,46427
0522,001 (2,001–5,525)27
0643,52426
0733,06928
0822,43314
0933,07328

Areas are those recorded by the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser for each unit parcel. They often differ from developer or listing figures, which may measure differently. Property Appraiser

Costs and documents

What to review for a unit here

  • The name on the record

    The county roll records the condominium as: THE PENINSULA II CONDO. That is the name to search in county records. One association for 222 residences; the declaration sets each unit's share of the common expenses. Property Appraiser

  • Milestone inspection

    Recorded as built in 2007. The first inspection is due by December 31 of the year the building turns 30, counted from its certificate of occupancy (which the roll does not show), then every ten years; the local building official may require it at 25. Our reading: around 2037, or as early as 2032 if the local option applies. Ask the association where it stands. § 553.899

  • Structural integrity reserve study

    Required at least every ten years for each building of three habitable storeys or more. Ask for the latest study, the reserves actually funded and how any shortfall will be met. § 718.112

  • What applies to every resale

    The documents a buyer is entitled to, the 7-day cancellation window, the estoppel certificate and the property tax reassessment after a sale apply to every Florida condominium: they are explained once, with sources, in the costs guide and the selling guide.

General information as of November 9, 2026, not legal or tax advice.

Before choosing Peninsula II

Questions to settle

  • Confirm that documents, tax records and any listing refer to The Peninsula II Condo at 3301, not The Peninsula at 3201.
  • The budget, reserve study and any planned works; at its recorded age, the milestone inspection is the next horizon.
  • Which line and floor, and the view from that stack.
  • Leasing and renovation rules.
  • Parking and storage attached to the unit.

Alternatives

Buildings to weigh alongside

Two other Aventura condominiums, compared on recorded facts: a 2003 tower of similar three-bedroom plans, and a pair of towers with smaller units.

BuildingMunicipalityYear builtUnit parcels on the county rollRecorded unit areas (sq ft)
Peninsula IIAventura20072222,001 – 5,525
Porto Vita North TowerAventura20031222,056 – 7,095
Turnberry VillageAventura2006–2007410900 – 1,702

Compared on recorded facts only: location, age, size of the condominium and unit sizes. Property Appraiser

Questions

Peninsula II, briefly

Are The Peninsula and Peninsula II the same building?

No. The Property Appraiser records The Peninsula Condo at 3201 NE 183rd Street and The Peninsula II Condo at 3301: two condominiums, two associations.

What plans are there?

Nine lines: three of four bedrooms, three of three bedrooms and three of two bedrooms, with recorded areas that are nearly identical from floor to floor.

What is the ZIP code?

The Property Appraiser records 3301 NE 183rd Street in Aventura with ZIP code 33160.

Buying

A selection at Peninsula II, line by line.

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Selling

An opinion of value for your unit here.

A commercial opinion built on your unit, its line, floor and condition, the building's documents and the sales that genuinely resemble it. It is not an appraisal and carries no guaranteed price. How Raphael prepares a condo sale.

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Sources and review

  1. Florida Statutes § 553.899, Mandatory structural inspections for condominium and cooperative buildings · The Florida Legislature (2026 Florida Statutes) · consulted
  2. Florida Statutes § 718.112(2)(g), Structural integrity reserve study · The Florida Legislature (2026 Florida Statutes) · consulted

Last reviewed: . Public records change; a consultation date does not mean a figure is still current. Nothing here is a listing, a price or an availability.