Nestled in the South Bight of Andros, just south of Mangrove Cay, Victoria Island spans nearly 10 acres across two cays. Surrounded by breathtaking azure waters, the island boasts pristine white sand beaches, palm trees, wooded trails, and a helipad for easy access. Fully equipped for private island living, Victoria Island has utilities—including electricity and fresh water—supplied via an underwater cable alongside a cistern and freshwater wells. Built in 1953 by author Nelson Hayes, and now fully updated and restored by the current owner. The island’s residences include a 2-bed, 2-bath main house and a 3-bed, 2-bath guest house—both crafted from durable 15-inch concrete with Bermuda roofs. The main house features a fireplace, library, fully equipped kitchen, and multiple patios. The guest house offers a charming layout with a wraparound porch and scenic views. A separate office/utility building includes a loft, full bathroom, and a lookout tower with stunning 360° views of the Tongue of the Ocean and surrounding cays. The owner has approved plans for bungalows around the island