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In the heart of Génova, one of Palma’s most sought-after and authentic neighbourhoods, lies this exclusive double plot of 928.03 m² with a 517 m² contemporary villa project, which is about to receive its building permit. The modern design features 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms + Guest WC, panoramic terraces, a two level pool with waterfall, landscaped gardens, a rooftop with sea views, and a multi-vehic
In the heart of Génova, one of Palma’s most sought-after and authentic neighbourhoods, lies this exclusive double plot of 928.03 m² with a 517 m² contemporary villa project, which is about to receive its building permit. The modern design features 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms + Guest WC, panoramic terraces, a two level pool with waterfall, landscaped gardens, a rooftop with sea views, and a multi-vehicle garage. The architecture blends natural stone, clean lines and extensive glazing to create an elegant, contemporary residence that integrates seamlessly into its surroundings. Ultimately, it is an ideal investment for those looking to live in Mallorca year-round, or to enjoy a second home with all the advantages of being close to Palma while retaining the tranquillity and charm of a traditional neighbourhood.
Génova is one of Palma’s most distinctive residential quarters, occupying the pine-covered hillside southwest of the city centre. The neighbourhood has a settled, unhurried character shaped by decades of use as a preferred address for Palma’s professional and diplomatic community. Its streets are lined with traditional Mallorcan stone houses alongside more contemporary villas, and the elevated position delivers clear views across the Bay of Palma without the density or noise of the city below.
Daily life in Génova centres on its well-known restaurant strip, particularly Carrer de Jesús, where long-established local restaurants serve traditional Mallorcan cuisine. The Bonanova area offers bakeries, small supermarkets, and cafés within walking distance. Palma’s old town, the Santa Catalina market, and the Passeig Marítim are reachable in under ten minutes by car.
Génova sits approximately four kilometres from Palma city centre, with direct road access via the Ma-1040. Palma’s public bus network connects the neighbourhood to the city, though most residents drive. 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.