Peninsula II · #2007

Peninsula II is the second tower of the Peninsula community in Aventura, a 31-story Intracoastal-front condominium completed in 2007 at 3301 NE 183rd Street, developed by Boca Developers with architecture by Cohen, Friedman and Encinosa. The building holds approximately 223 residences in two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts, oriented toward the Intracoastal Waterway with the Williams Island bridge in close range. Peninsula II joined Peninsula I on the same Boca Developers master plan, sharing a unified amenity stack between the two towers while operating as separate condominium associations. The 3301 NE 183rd Street address sits one block south of Peninsula I on the same Intracoastal stretch, three blocks from Aventura Mall and adjacent to the Williams Island bridge and the Waterways shopping district. The Don Soffer Aventura Exercise Trail, Founders Park, the Aventura Arts and Cultural Center, and the Turnberry Isle Resort sit within a 10-minute drive, with the William Lehman Causeway connecting Peninsula II to Sunny Isles Beach and Bal Harbour Shops in roughly 10 minutes. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport sits 10 minutes north, and Miami International Airport is reachable in 30 minutes via I-95. Peninsula II Aventura offers the Intracoastal-front position with the Williams Island view and the Aventura Mall retail anchor a few minutes inland. Residences inside Peninsula II run 2BR, 3BR, and 4BR layouts with floor-to-ceiling glass, marble or granite counters, open kitchens, walk-in closets, and broad water-facing terraces. The shared Peninsula community amenity program runs across both towers and includes two pools, a fitness center, a spa, four lighted tennis courts, a basketball court, a marina with deepwater slips, a business center, a kids' room, a residents' clubroom, and 24-hour security with valet and concierge. The Peninsula II Aventura profile mirrors Peninsula I's spec book on the 2007 build cycle, with the shared community amenities tying the two towers into a single Intracoastal-front program.