VILLA IN GENOVA
€4,995,000
FIVE BEDROOMS, AN INFINITY POOL AND OPEN SEA VIEWS OVER THE BAY OF PALMA, CRAFTED WITH LOCAL STONE, TIMBER AND CONSIDERED DETAIL.
Built in 2016 on a south-west facing hillside plot of 1,141 m², this five-bedroom villa sits within a terraced garden of palm and olive trees and opens directly to a long infinity pool that dissolves into the horizon of the bay. The architecture is deliberate: clean white rendered volumes are anchored by bands of local stone, floor-to-ceiling glazing runs the full width of the main living level, and a frameless glass balustrade along the pool terrace keeps the outlook unbroken.
Inside, the 356 m² of living space is arranged across two floors with a straightforward logic. The ground floor draws the eye immediately to the sea through a wall of sliding glass that erases the boundary between the open living and dining area and the covered outdoor terrace. Stone flooring continues uninterrupted from the interior to the exterior, reinforcing the sense of continuity. The kitchen is integrated into the open plan with dark timber island units, a full suite of built-in appliances and joinery cabinetry that reaches the ceiling. Stone walls appear as structural features throughout, lending warmth and materiality without interrupting the contemporary lines of the build.
The sleeping wing houses five bedrooms, the upper rooms finished with wide-plank timber floors, each connected to the outdoor terraces or to bathroom suites clad in textured stone with large-format rain showers and wall-mounted fittings. A self-contained guest apartment with private access sits within the footprint. Additional infrastructure includes air conditioning throughout, underfloor heating, solar panels, a single integrated garage and a further parking space on the roof terrace level.
Built in 2016 on a south-west facing hillside plot of 1,141 m², this five-bedroom villa sits within a terraced garden of palm and olive trees and opens directly to a long infinity pool that dissolves into the horizon of the bay. The architecture is deliberate: clean white rendered volumes are anchored by bands of local stone, floor-to-ceiling glazing runs the full width of the main living level, and a frameless glass balustrade along the pool terrace keeps the outlook unbroken.
Inside, the 356 m² of living space is arranged across two floors with a straightforward logic. The ground floor draws the eye immediately to the sea through a wall of sliding glass that erases the boundary between the open living and dining area and the covered outdoor terrace. Stone flooring continues uninterrupted from the interior to the exterior, reinforcing the sense of continuity. The kitchen is integrated into the open plan with dark timber island units, a full suite of built-in appliances and joinery cabinetry that reaches the ceiling. Stone walls appear as structural features throughout, lending warmth and materiality without interrupting the contemporary lines of the build.
The sleeping wing houses five bedrooms, the upper rooms finished with wide-plank timber floors, each connected to the outdoor terraces or to bathroom suites clad in textured stone with large-format rain showers and wall-mounted fittings. A self-contained guest apartment with private access sits within the footprint. Additional infrastructure includes air conditioning throughout, underfloor heating, solar panels, a single integrated garage and a further parking space on the roof terrace level.
A CLOSER LOOK FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass across the full width of the living room removes the division between inside and outside.
An open-plan dining and kitchen space featuring a circular table with upholstered chairs, wood cabinetry, and floor-to-ceiling windows leading to a garden terrace.
An open-plan living room with a large glass wall opening onto a terrace. Features stone feature walls, wooden armchairs, and a woven rug.
The covered terrace seats ten or more, sheltered from the afternoon sun while remaining open to the sea view and pool.
The kitchen and dining zone share the same volume, connected by the stone wall that runs through the ground floor.
Sea views from Villa Genova from all floor levels, outdoor spaces and interior with the southwest facing orientation allowing sunlight all day.
Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass across the full width of the living room removes the division between inside and outside.
An open-plan dining and kitchen space featuring a circular table with upholstered chairs, wood cabinetry, and floor-to-ceiling windows leading to a garden terrace.
An open-plan living room with a large glass wall opening onto a terrace. Features stone feature walls, wooden armchairs, and a woven rug.
The covered terrace seats ten or more, sheltered from the afternoon sun while remaining open to the sea view and pool.
The kitchen and dining zone share the same volume, connected by the stone wall that runs through the ground floor.
Sea views from Villa Genova from all floor levels, outdoor spaces and interior with the southwest facing orientation allowing sunlight all day.
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.
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