Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for life after football in unmistakable style, with work now complete on a £30 million mega mansion he is expected to move into once his playing career comes to an end.
The sprawling luxury property sits in an exclusive coastal resort around 30 miles from Lisbon and is already being described as one of the largest and most expensive private homes in Portugal. Construction on the eight-bedroom estate has taken more than three years, with every detail tailored to Ronaldo’s taste for high-end living.
Currently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo is expected to relocate to the mansion once he finally hangs up his boots. The home features an infinity pool, an underground garage designed to house his £12 million car collection, and a striking glass swimming pool complete with an underwater walkway that allows guests to see swimmers gliding overhead.
Worth an estimated £1.4 billion, Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodríguez will have no shortage of comforts. The property includes smart heating systems, a fully equipped gym, indoor and outdoor pools, a massage room, and a private cinema. There is also a playground for the couple’s five children, along with direct access to a private beach for the family to unwind in complete seclusion.
Luxury details extend throughout the mansion, with solid gold taps, Italian marble finishes, and even a bespoke Louis Vuitton mural created specifically for the couple. Ronaldo reportedly attempted to buy the neighboring golf course to increase security and privacy, though his offer was turned down.
The new mansion joins an already vast property portfolio. Ronaldo owns a £6 million penthouse in Lisbon with 360-degree panoramic views, complete with indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, sauna, and cinema room. In his native Madeira, he transformed an abandoned warehouse in Funchal into a multi-million-pound home overlooking the Atlantic, featuring two pools and a private football pitch.
He has also retained his mansion in Madrid’s exclusive La Finca neighborhood from his time at Manchester United and Real Madrid, as well as a luxury villa in Turin dating back to his years with Juventus. Ronaldo is also believed to own a £15 million apartment in Trump Tower.
On the pitch, Ronaldo’s career has been just as extravagant. He has won the Ballon d’Or five times, lifted the European Championship with Portugal, and collected more than 30 major trophies at club level, cementing his legacy long before settling into his ultimate dream home.
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