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Governor Suite
At a glance
- Premier 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residences with the most desirable views
- Located in the heart of Marina Village with panoramic ocean and marina vistas
- Fully turnkey and newly furnished with upscale finishes throughout
- Gourmet kitchen- designed for culinary enthusiasts
- Expansive open-concept layout with generous indoor/outdoor living space
- Large, breezy balcony ideal for al fresco dining or sunset lounging
- In-unit washer and dryer for added convenience
- Best suited for discerning buyers seeking luxury and seclusion
- Steps from the marina, dining, spa, and resort activities
- Eligible for Scrub Island’s Rental Program with full management support
- Owners enjoy 25% off marina slip rentals
- Priced from $895,000
- Units range from 1,614–2,088 sq. ft.
- Limited-Time Offer: $30,000 in annual payments for 3 years + all operating expenses covered by SIDG (with potential 5-year extension)
The Governor Suite is the signature residence of Scrub Island’s Marina Village—a refined 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom condominium offering panoramic views of the marina and ocean from every angle. Spacious and beautifully appointed, this turnkey condo features a chef-grade gourmet kitchen, expansive indoor-outdoor living areas, and a breezy private balcony ideal for sunset dinners or morning coffee.
Every detail has been thoughtfully curated for the discerning buyer—from high-end finishes and furnishings to effortless lock-and-leave convenience. It’s the perfect haven for yachting enthusiasts or families seeking a luxurious, secluded retreat with access to all of Scrub Island’s exclusive amenities.
Owners enjoy peace of mind with a dedicated on-island team managing your home in your absence, the option to generate rental income through Scrub Island’s Rental Program, and a 25% discount on marina slip rentals. A limited-time purchase incentive includes $30,000 in annual payments for three years, plus full coverage of property operating costs—with the potential to extend benefits up to five years.
