VILLA GENOVA
€10,900,000
A HILLSIDE VILLA IN GENOVA WHOSE TOP-FLOOR KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM OPEN TO A SIXTEEN-METRE POOL TERRACE LOOKING OUT OVER PALMA BAY, THE SEA AND BELLVER CASTLE.
Built in 2019 on a quiet, elevated plot of more than 3,000 m², this single-family villa is arranged over three floors and structured on pillars, which frees the elevations for wide spans of glazing and gives the interiors generous volume and high ceilings. The house has two entrances: a vehicle approach at street level that descends to the lowest floor, and the main pedestrian entrance at the top.
The top floor opens from an entrance hall with a lift into a designer kitchen built around a large island, with professional appliances and wine refrigeration, alongside a dining area and an internal living room. Electrically operated glazing draws the whole level onto a large terrace with a sixteen-metre pool, with a rooftop terrace above and a guest powder room to one side. The outlook runs across the wooded hillside behind, over Génova and on to the Bay of Palma and the sea.
The middle floor holds the four bedrooms. Two are principal suites arranged as a his-and-hers pairing, each with a large walk-in dressing room; two are twin rooms. All four are en-suite, each with its own views and a covered porch. This floor has a living room of its own and an internal courtyard set around a sculpture and planting.
The lowest floor combines covered parking for four cars and further multifunctional covered space with a home cinema, a very large laundry, extensive storage, a technical and security room, a service room and a bathroom; the lift serves this level too. A KNX home-automation system, solar panels and a restrained palette of fine materials run throughout.
Built in 2019 on a quiet, elevated plot of more than 3,000 m², this single-family villa is arranged over three floors and structured on pillars, which frees the elevations for wide spans of glazing and gives the interiors generous volume and high ceilings. The house has two entrances: a vehicle approach at street level that descends to the lowest floor, and the main pedestrian entrance at the top.
The top floor opens from an entrance hall with a lift into a designer kitchen built around a large island, with professional appliances and wine refrigeration, alongside a dining area and an internal living room. Electrically operated glazing draws the whole level onto a large terrace with a sixteen-metre pool, with a rooftop terrace above and a guest powder room to one side. The outlook runs across the wooded hillside behind, over Génova and on to the Bay of Palma and the sea.
The middle floor holds the four bedrooms. Two are principal suites arranged as a his-and-hers pairing, each with a large walk-in dressing room; two are twin rooms. All four are en-suite, each with its own views and a covered porch. This floor has a living room of its own and an internal courtyard set around a sculpture and planting.
The lowest floor combines covered parking for four cars and further multifunctional covered space with a home cinema, a very large laundry, extensive storage, a technical and security room, a service room and a bathroom; the lift serves this level too. A KNX home-automation system, solar panels and a restrained palette of fine materials run throughout.
A CLOSER LOOK, WITH SEA VIEWS
Dining area alongside internal living room with sea views and large windows operated by the KNX domotic system.
Kitchen and dining sit on the same level as the terrace and pool. High-end industrial kitchen with professional appliances and wine refrigeratos.
Infinity saltwater pool overlooking the village from the top hillside of Genova, just a short 5 minute drive away to Palma.
Second living room for more privacy intimate moments or entertaining space with a internal courtyard with stone walls and mature plants.
With views to Bellver Castle, the sea and Palma Bay this home offers an all year round living possibility with its south orientation and large volume spaces.
A home cinema with surround system speakers, indirect lighting and soundproof room with 10 cinema booth chairs.
Dining area alongside internal living room with sea views and large windows operated by the KNX domotic system.
With views to Bellver Castle, the sea and Palma Bay this home offers an all year round living possibility with its south orientation and large volume spaces.
A home cinema with surround system speakers, indirect lighting and soundproof room with 10 cinema booth chairs.
Second living room for more privacy intimate moments or entertaining space with a internal courtyard with stone walls and mature plants.
Kitchen and dining sit on the same level as the terrace and pool. High-end industrial kitchen with professional appliances and wine refrigeratos.
Infinity saltwater pool overlooking the village from the top hillside of Genova, just a short 5 minute drive away to Palma.
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.
Reached by a private driveway from street level, this floor offers covered parking for four cars with further covered, multifunctional space alongside. Behind it sit a home cinema, a very large laundry, extensive storage, a technical and security room, a service room and a bathroom. The lift connects this level to the floors above.
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