Nope. Not if you want cabinets on both the right and left wall. Years ago, when we were doing our first kitchen, we were told by the designer that 14’ was the minimum width for an island.

Post a floor plan with dimensions as well as photos of other side of fridge and eating area. Based on what is seen now I’d say no there is not room for an island. However knowing more about the space, your budget and goals there may be a possible solution. It probably involves chopping into adjacent spaces or completely rethinking the layout which means $$$

Following. I have a second home house with almost the same kitchen. I plan to convert to an L shape and trying to fit in an island. Looking forward to the responses you get.

The ONLY way you get an island in that kitchen is to lose all the cabinets on the wall on the left, and relocate the fridge to be on the sink wall. Then a single cabinet width island would fit. You will lose a bunch of storage, and not have any room for sitting at the island, but, an island would be possible. Nothing wrong with a classic G shaped kitchen. It's darn efficient.

I was just coming here to say what DeWayne said.

No. I OMG have an island less kitchen in my home and I don't miss it in the least. Islands block everything and eating at an Island is like sitting in a diner. I thought I wanted an island, until I had one. It was only 48 x 30 and ring around the island was a ritual/mating dance?

I know everyone has delusions of open concept and your family and friends sipping wine at the island while you prep a gourmet meal, but the reality is I want those people to stop distracting me while I cook, and get out of my kitchen.