Set in the upper part of Génova, this villa offers something truly rare: breathtaking panoramic views over Palma Bay, Bellver Castle, Cabrera Island, and the open sea. From sunrise to moonlight, the scenery constantly transforms — a serene Mediterranean spectacle that you can enjoy from every terrace.Recently renovated, the 346 m² villa combines elegant interiors with generous outdoor living areas designed to make the most of Mallorca’s light and climate. The main floor features a bright living room with fireplace, a master suite with dressing area and sea views, and a fully equipped kitchen — all opening onto terraces that invite you to dine, read, or simply take in the horizon.The home’s style blends contemporary comfort with refined design elements, including Belgian-designed wall radiators that add both function and sculptural beauty to the interiors.On the lower level, two guest suites, a study, a private gym (or fourth bedroom), and staff quarters open directly to the pool and solarium. Here, you can swim surrounded by the calm of the hills, yet be only a few minutes from Palma’s restaurants, the port, and international schools.With modern comforts such as ducted air conditioning, central heating, underfloor heating in bathrooms and solar panels, this is a home made for year-round living. The Mediterranean garden with citrus trees adds the final touch — a reminder that even so close to the city, nature is always present.Génova is the nearest village to Palma. Just a few minutes’ drive from the hustle and bustle of the city, it is situated overlooking the sea and the surrounding forests. Génova, with its village atmosphere and narrow, winding streets, lies at the foot of the Na Burguesa mountain range and has been inhabited since prehistoric times. It has a small church named after Génova’s patron saint, San Salvador, and even a visitable underground cave. Due to its elevated position, Génova also offers incredible panoramic views of the island stretching for kilometers. In August, a local festival celebrates San Salvador, the patron saint of Génova. There is a surprisingly large number of restaurants to choose from in Génova, including some with an excellent reputation. It is undoubtedly a great place to enjoy traditional Mallorcan and Mediterranean cuisine, for example at the popular Can Pedro restaurant with its amazing terrace views. The proximity to Palma and many of the island’s international schools makes Génova a popular location for both local and international residents alike.