In the hills above Genova, just ten minutes from the centre of Palma de Mallorca, the luxury villa Can Beaus stands within nearly 10,000 m² of private grounds, discreetly removed from the rhythm of the city.
Originally constructed in 1900 as a guesthouse for the Spanish royal family, the estate carries a quiet historical authority that has been carefully preserved through a comprehensive renovation.
Today, the property is offered at €6,950,000. Its restoration respects the proportions and architectural language of the original residence while introducing modern systems and contemporary comfort.
A restored royal residence
The villa’s stately origins remain evident in its balanced façades and generous internal volumes. Renovation works have retained the building’s historic character while adapting it for present-day living.
Air conditioning and heating are integrated throughout, alongside practical additions including a garage, additional parking and storage spaces that support both permanent residence and seasonal use.
Reception rooms with garden continuity
The principal living and dining areas are arranged to encourage fluid movement between interior and exterior spaces. A fireplace anchors the main reception room, introducing a focal point that balances the scale of the space. Direct access to the gardens allows daily life to extend outdoors without interruption.
The kitchen is positioned close to the dining room and opens onto a secondary terrace. Here, a traditional stone oven establishes a natural setting for outdoor dining.
Six private suites across the estate
Accommodation comprises six bedrooms and six bathrooms in total. Five principal bedrooms are arranged with en-suite bathrooms, providing privacy and autonomy for family members or guests. An additional independent guest or staff suite includes its own bathroom, allowing flexible use without disrupting the main household.
The layout prioritises separation between communal and private areas, ensuring that the house functions comfortably at full capacity while retaining intimacy when occupied by fewer residents.
Gardens, circular pool and elevated vistas
The grounds extend across approximately 9,953 m², creating a buffer of greenery around the residence. Landscaped gardens frame terraces and seating areas, designed for privacy rather than display. At their centre lies a distinctive circular swimming pool, set slightly apart as a sculptural element within the landscape.
Open views unfold across the surrounding countryside, with glimpses of the sea visible from various points on the property.
Above it all rises a panoramic tower terrace, delivering uninterrupted 360-degree views encompassing coastline and mountains.
Position, licence and long-term perspective
Genova retains a village atmosphere while remaining closely connected to Palma, nearby beaches, golf courses and the port. The setting provides seclusion without isolation, a balance that has long defined this hillside enclave.
A notable attribute is the existing holiday rental licence, an increasingly rare asset in this segment of the Mallorcan market. Combined with the estate’s scale, history and proximity to the city, it introduces a measured investment dimension alongside its residential appeal.
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