CASA AGUILA IN GENOVA
€2,980,000
AN ECOLOGICAL FAMILY HOME BUILT WITH ADVANCED TIMBER TECHNOLOGY AND HAND-CUT PEDRA EN SEC WALLS, DESIGNED FOR SLOW MEDITERRANEAN LIVING
Casa Aguila is a wood constructed house blending modern conception and construction with traditional Majorcan Style and world inspiration.
The stones wall offer a natural isolation for winter and summer temperatures. Completed in 2019, Casa Aguila spans 219 m² of habitable space within 306 m² built. Wood construction, solar energy, heat pump heating, air conditioning, a salt water pool and a terrace facing the sea define the house.
The house, developed with the architecture studio Cel Ras, is structured in two volumes connected by a central volume that contains the living room inside, with an upper terrace directly above. The terrace carries a small irrigated garden that keeps grass and plants green all year, an outdoor room facing the sea and the hills of Gènova.
Indoor and outdoor living flow into one another. The kitchen and the living room open directly onto the terrace, where a covered dining area makes lunch and dinner outside possible all year long. A barbecue area communicates directly with the kitchen
The two-volume layout gives the master bedroom natural privacy, set apart from the other bedrooms. Every bedroom has air conditioning and a ceiling fan, and sliding windows that let the air move through the house.
Beneath the house lies a full lower floor: a large media room, a multipurpose or guest room, a bathroom with shower, an office with direct access to the outside, a storage room and the technical room. A floor that leaves its use open.
The combination of solar panels, a heat pump, wood construction and SATE insulation, an external thermal envelope that wraps the structure in a continuous insulating layer, gives the house a climate of its own: warm in winter with a minimum of heating, fresh in summer with generous airflow. An economical house in energy, and an ecological one. The fireplace is not the heating source. It is a place to gather around fire on winter evenings, a quiet luxury the house can afford precisely because warmth is already taken care of.
Casa Aguila is a wood constructed house blending modern conception and construction with traditional Majorcan Style and world inspiration.
The stones wall offer a natural isolation for winter and summer temperatures. Completed in 2019, Casa Aguila spans 219 m² of habitable space within 306 m² built. Wood construction, solar energy, heat pump heating, air conditioning, a salt water pool and a terrace facing the sea define the house.
The house, developed with the architecture studio Cel Ras, is structured in two volumes connected by a central volume that contains the living room inside, with an upper terrace directly above. The terrace carries a small irrigated garden that keeps grass and plants green all year, an outdoor room facing the sea and the hills of Gènova.
Indoor and outdoor living flow into one another. The kitchen and the living room open directly onto the terrace, where a covered dining area makes lunch and dinner outside possible all year long. A barbecue area communicates directly with the kitchen
The two-volume layout gives the master bedroom natural privacy, set apart from the other bedrooms. Every bedroom has air conditioning and a ceiling fan, and sliding windows that let the air move through the house.
Beneath the house lies a full lower floor: a large media room, a multipurpose or guest room, a bathroom with shower, an office with direct access to the outside, a storage room and the technical room. A floor that leaves its use open.
The combination of solar panels, a heat pump, wood construction and SATE insulation, an external thermal envelope that wraps the structure in a continuous insulating layer, gives the house a climate of its own: warm in winter with a minimum of heating, fresh in summer with generous airflow. An economical house in energy, and an ecological one. The fireplace is not the heating source. It is a place to gather around fire on winter evenings, a quiet luxury the house can afford precisely because warmth is already taken care of.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
Climbing ivy cloaks the masonry, providing a layer of natural insulation that regulates the indoor climate across the seasons.
A thick wall of living greenery shelters the space, connecting the robust stone structure to the timber-focused communal area.
Citrus branches cast shifting shadows over the tiled water edge, offering a fragrant spot for quiet afternoons in the Mallorca sun.
Custom oak shelving units define the interior volume, echoing the structural ceiling rhythm while framing views toward the rugged hills of Gènova.
A botanical print creates a vibrant backdrop, linking the social zone to the culinary workspace through layered textures and warm evening light.
Soft glows define the home against the twilight sky, as the pool becomes a focal point within the surrounding greenery.
Custom oak shelving units define the interior volume, echoing the structural ceiling rhythm while framing views toward the rugged hills of Gènova.
Soft glows define the home against the twilight sky, as the pool becomes a focal point within the surrounding greenery.
Climbing ivy cloaks the masonry, providing a layer of natural insulation that regulates the indoor climate across the seasons.
A thick wall of living greenery shelters the space, connecting the robust stone structure to the timber-focused communal area.
Citrus branches cast shifting shadows over the tiled water edge, offering a fragrant spot for quiet afternoons in the Mallorca sun.
A botanical print creates a vibrant backdrop, linking the social zone to the culinary workspace through layered textures and warm evening light.
Génova is a prestigious residential enclave, nestled in the hills embracing the majestic Bay of Palma. This picturesque neighborhood, retaining the charm of a traditional Mallorcan village, offers an unparalleled quality of life for those seeking serenity and exclusivity without sacrificing proximity to the vibrant capital. Its winding streets reveal characterful stone houses, luxury villas, and estates boasting breathtaking sea and city views.
The atmosphere in Génova is one of sophisticated tranquility. It is a haven for affluent families, successful professionals, and international residents who value privacy, security, and a strong sense of community. The area is globally renowned for its exceptional gastronomic offerings, with traditional restaurants that have perfected the art of Mallorcan cuisine, especially roast suckling pig, attracting diners from across the island.
Living in Génova means enjoying the best of both worlds: the peace of a natural environment with access to hiking trails and panoramic viewpoints, and the convenience of being just minutes from elegant beaches, renowned golf courses, luxury marinas like Puerto Portals, and Palma's bustling city center with its designer boutiques, culture, and nightlife. It is a place where tradition meets modern luxury, offering an authentic and elevated Mediterranean lifestyle.
The main volume holds the open kitchen, dining and lounge as a single 61 m² space, wrapping around to a covered porch and a 30 m² terrace that faces the pool. A separate volume to the west houses the master bedroom and its ensuite, kept quiet and apart from the family living area. Laundry, guest WC and the primary entrance sit off the kitchen.
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