Contemporary four-bedroom villa with saltwater pool and sea vistas in Gènova

Set within the tranquil enclave of Gènova, this residence invites a slower pace of life on the island of Mallorca. This exceptional property in Gènova harmonises the raw beauty of local stone with the sleek lines of modern architecture. Situated in Gènova, it serves as a quiet sanctuary where time seems to linger.

Property Interior

The ground floor unfolds into an expansive living space, where the warmth of a fireplace meets the crisp functionality of a designer kitchen. Original stone walls are preserved throughout, acting as a tactile reminder of the island’s heritage while providing a grounded, organic feel to the contemporary layout. Natural light flows effortlessly across the open-plan zones, encouraging a seamless transition between culinary pursuits and relaxation. The sleeping quarters are thoughtfully arranged to ensure privacy and rest, featuring four generously proportioned bedrooms, each accompanied by its own en-suite bathroom. This layout is ideal for hosting family or guests, offering everyone a secluded space to retreat. The palette is muted and intentional, favouring high-quality materials and craftsmanship over fleeting trends. Beneath the main living areas, a versatile basement offers a wealth of possibilities, whether envisioned as a private cinema, a wellness suite, or a dedicated wine cellar. Modern sustainability is woven into the home’s fabric, with wood construction, solar panels, and a high-efficiency heat pump ensuring a gentle footprint and year-round comfort.

Property Exterior

Outside, the private garden serves as a verdant backdrop to a shimmering saltwater swimming pool. It is a space designed for mindful afternoons, where the only sounds are the gentle rustle of leaves and the cooling splash of water. The integration of local flora ensures the garden feels like a natural extension of the surrounding Gènova landscape. The principal suite on the upper level opens onto a private terrace, offering a quiet vantage point to observe the Mediterranean horizon. These elevated vistas provide a daily connection to the sea, allowing the changing colours of the water to become part of the home’s interior experience. It is a contemplative space, perfect for quiet mornings or watching the sun dip below the coast. Rare for a village location, the property includes a covered carport and additional parking, addressing practical needs without compromising on aesthetic appeal. The architecture respects the traditional Mallorcan vernacular, using local stone to ensure the home sits harmoniously within the historic, winding streets of Gènova.

Property Location

Palma is the capital of Mallorca and in Spain city is revered for being one of the prettiest cities in the country owed to its Cathedral, beautiful Old Town and proximity to the Mediterranean Sea. Palma is a hot-spot for international business and is welcoming of people from all over the world who want to start a new project or start-up.

Those who move to Palma normally do so for its beautiful architecture, international community and vibrant cultural scene. It boasts the highest concentration of restaurants, cafés and art galleries in Mallorca which remain open, no matter the season. While many other places in Mallorca are affected by fluctuations in tourism, Palma is open all year-round.

Local Amenities

Palma de Mallorca has everything you could possibly need for living in Mallorca. It has some of the biggest supermarkets on the island, as well as plenty of restaurants, cafés, bars and pubs to choose from. Thanks to its strong international community, there is no limit to what you’ll find in Palma, with lots of shops selling produce from abroad. There is also a number of health centres in the city with two of Mallorca’s biggest hospitals (Clínica Rotger and Son Espases) very close-by.

International schools such as Bellver College, Palma College and Agora Portals can be reached within 5-10 minutes by car.