- AmenitiesPools, tennis, fitness and more
- LocationGetting around
- QuestionsQuick answers
- Sales and Rentals26 for sale · 5 for rentHomes listed in the building now
Welcome
The Peninsula is a place where the water sets the pace of the day. Both towers sit right on the water, with pools, tennis courts, a spa and a fitness center close at hand, and Aventura Mall under a mile away. This site gathers the buildings, the amenities, the neighborhood and how to get around in one place. Homes for sale and for rent are on the Sales and Rentals page.
About the Building
The buildings
- 2TowersSeparate condominiums
- 446Residences223 in each tower, as declared
- 2003 and 2007BuiltPeninsula I and Peninsula II
- 0.9 miTo Aventura MallStraight line
The Peninsula is two condominium towers side by side on the water at the end of NE 183rd Street in Aventura, finished in 2003 and 2007. Each tower has its own association, its own amenities and its own homes for sale and for rent.
Peninsula I
3201 Northeast 183rd Street
- Built
- 2003
- Residences
- 223
- Residential floors
- 2 to 31
Peninsula I is the tower at 3201 Northeast 183rd Street, finished in 2003. Its 223 residences sit on floors 2 to 31, looking out over the Intracoastal.
Governed by The Peninsula Condominium Association, Inc.
Peninsula II
3301 Northeast 183rd Street
- Built
- 2007
- Residences
- 223
- Residential floors
- 2 to 31
Peninsula II is the tower at 3301 Northeast 183rd Street, finished in 2007. Its 223 residences sit on floors 2 to 31, right on the water.
Governed by The Peninsula II Condominium Association, Inc.
Amenities
Amenities
Laps in the pool, a match on the tennis courts, a quiet hour in the spa: here is what each tower offers, as described in current MLS listings. Hours, guest rules and any fees are set by each association.
Peninsula I, 3201 NE 183rd St
- Two pools
- Tennis courts
- Pickleball
- Fitness center
- Spa
- Café
- Children's playroom
- Dog park
- Concierge
- Valet parking
- 24-hour security
As described in current listings. Some may be shared with Peninsula II.
Peninsula II, 3301 NE 183rd St
- Two pools
- Tennis courts
- Fitness center
- Spa
- Café
- Concierge
- Valet parking
- 24-hour security
As described in current listings. Some may be shared with Peninsula I.
Community
The neighborhood
Life on the water, and the places close by.
On the water
Both towers sit on the water where NE 183rd Street ends. Current listings in each describe Intracoastal views, so the water is part of every day here.
Two towers, two associations
Peninsula I at 3201 and Peninsula II at 3301 are separate condominiums, each with its own association. The building cards above show which is which.
Aventura Mall
Aventura Mall is 0.9 mile north, in a straight line, so errands and an afternoon out stay close to home.
Getting Around
Getting around
On the water and close to everything else: distances from the towers to the places people ask about, from the mall and Oleta River State Park to both airports.
- 0.9 miAventura Mall
- 1.7 miHCA Florida Aventura Hospital
- 2.0 miOleta River State Park
- 2.3 miGulfstream Park
- 8.8 miFort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL)
- 14.0 miMiami International Airport (MIA)
Straight-line distances from the midpoint of the two towers to each place's OpenStreetMap location (Nov 2, 2026), not driving distances.
FAQ
Questions
How do I see homes for sale or for rent here?
Open Sales and Rentals in the menu. It lists the homes at 3201 and 3301 NE 183rd Street on the MLS right now, with photos, and has a form to ask about a home or a showing.
Is The Peninsula one building or two?
Two. The Peninsula is two separate condominium towers on one waterfront site: Peninsula I at 3201 NE 183rd Street (built 2003) and Peninsula II at 3301 NE 183rd Street (built 2007). Each has its own association, and this site covers both.
When were the towers built?
Peninsula I in 2003 and Peninsula II in 2007, per the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser. The condominium declarations were recorded September 17, 2003 and August 6, 2007, per Florida DBPR.
Where can I find the leasing and pet policies?
From each tower's association. Current listings differ on them, so this site does not publish them. Ask the association for the current version before you buy or sign a lease.
How much can an association charge to apply?
Florida caps a condominium association's lease or transfer application fee at $184 per applicant. Ask the association for its current fee.
Are there special assessments at The Peninsula?
Ask the tower's association about current or planned assessments before you buy. Amounts are not published here. We can share what is disclosed in a listing: ask about a home on the Sales and Rentals page.
Where these facts come from
Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser (year built, residences, floors, record names); Florida DBPR (residences, condominium declarations, application fee cap); Florida Division of Corporations (association names); current MLS listings (amenities, each named by at least a third of the listing offices at that tower; waterfront); OpenStreetMap (distances, Nov 2, 2026).
Sales and Rentals
Buying, renting or selling here?
See the condos listed for sale and for rent at 3201 and 3301 NE 183rd St, with photos. Own a unit? You can list it or rent it out.