Neubau Eckreihenhaus In Génova In Einer Wohnanlage Mit Pool Und Meerblick

Génova sits on the hillside immediately west of Palma, elevated enough to command uninterrupted views across the Bay of Palma toward the cathedral, yet close enough to the city centre to feel like an extension of it. The neighbourhood has a distinct village character, with narrow lanes, mature pine and olive trees, and a residential fabric of villas and low-rise apartment buildings that has remained largely consistent for decades. The Bosque de Bellver, one of the largest urban pine forests in Spain, forms its natural backdrop.

Daily life in Génova centres on its well-known cluster of traditional Mallorcan restaurants along Carrer de Génova, including Ca’n Pedro, a long-standing local institution. Queens College international school is within easy reach. Palma’s old town, the Santa Catalina market, and the Passeig Marítim are all reachable in under ten minutes by car.

Génova is approximately three kilometres from Palma city centre, a journey of around eight minutes by car. Palma’s public bus network connects the neighbourhood to the centre regularly. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly twelve kilometres away, typically a fifteen to twenty minute drive, with direct flights to most major European cities and year-round connections to Madrid and Barcelona.