Cristiano Ronaldo’s multi-million dollar villa collection in Europe and the Middle East – VnExpress

Cristiano Ronaldo’s multi-million dollar properties span from Europe to the Middle East, focusing on privacy, training facilities, and space for his supercar collection.

At the 2026 World Cup, Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for playing in six World Cups, alongside Lionel Messi (Argentina). Before the match against Spain in the round of 16, Ronaldo had scored three goals in this year’s tournament to become the first player to score in six World Cups. He is also the Portuguese player with the most goals in this tournament (10).

Not only famous on the pitch, Ronaldo also owns a series of holiday villas and apartments worth tens of millions of dollars stretching from Europe (Portugal, Spain, Italy) to the Middle East (Saudi Arabia and the UAE).

Cristiano Ronaldo’s properties are all tailor-made for an athlete’s lifestyle, featuring gyms, spas, swimming pools, physical recovery spaces, and private security systems. Some properties are used by the superstar during competitions, while others are rented out or kept for investment.

Penthouse in Lisbon, Portugal

Since 2015, Ronaldo has started expanding his real estate collection in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. He bought an apartment on Avenida da Liberdade for about 2 million USD. This avenue is home to many luxury brand stores, high-end hotels, and historic cafes.

In 2018, the superstar went on to purchase a 288-square-meter penthouse for approximately 7 million USD. At the time of the transaction, this was one of the most expensive apartments ever sold in Lisbon. The apartment has 3 bedrooms, a glass-wall design, wooden floors, and a terrace overlooking the garden.

Villa in Spain associated with his time playing for Real Madrid

In Madrid, Ronaldo owns a villa in the La Finca area, a gated community with 24/7 security. The house was his home during his time playing for Real Madrid from 2009 to 2018.

Aerial view of the house in La Finca. Photo: Google Earth

The villa has an area of about 799 square meters, including amenities such as a spa, a cryotherapy chamber for physical recovery, an indoor pool, and a small football pitch.

After Ronaldo left Spain, the house was renovated, with changes to some features such as using turquoise tiles and converting the spa area into a salon style. Since 2023, the villa has been rented out for about 11,000 USD per month.

The prominent CR initials on the main door of Ronaldo’s house in La Finca. Photo: Instagram Cristiano Ronaldo

7-story house in Madeira, Portugal

In Madeira, Ronaldo’s hometown, the player renovated an old nightclub into a 7-story home by the Funchal coast. The house was valued at around 8 million USD in 2015.

An infinity pool is designed on the rooftop of the house, with a direct view of the Atlantic Ocean. Inside the house, there are two gyms and a swimming pool. According to international media, Ronaldo’s mother and brother live here regularly.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s house in Portugal with an exterior featuring gray and white panels, multiple glass windows, and balconies. Photo: Mirror

Villa in Turin, Italy

When moving to play for Juventus (Italy) in 2018, Ronaldo chose Strada San Vito Revigliasco, one of the elevated and private residential areas in Turin, Italy.

The villa is nestled amidst lush greenery and features a private entrance. The building stands out with an architecture that uses many glass panels combined with marble surfaces in the interior. The main amenities include a training area, a spa, and a pool. After Ronaldo left Italy, the property was rented by Juventus player Dušan Vlahović.

Ronaldo’s Turin villa is located on a sloped plot, surrounded by greenery and retaining walls, ensuring privacy. Photo: Google Earth

Holiday villa in Marbella, Spain

In Marbella, Spain, Ronaldo owns a holiday villa worth about 1.6 million USD in The Heights area. This area is home to many famous residents, such as fighter Conor McGregor.

The two-story villa has 4 bedrooms, high ceilings, glass walls, a swimming pool, a gym, a wine cellar, and a home cinema. The building’s location overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and a golf course.

The two-story building features an outdoor space arranged with a swimming pool, a dining area, and green spaces. Photo: Luxatic

Mansion in Cascais, Portugal

In Cascais, a coastal region of Portugal, Ronaldo built a mansion in the Quinta da Marinha area. The mansion was constructed on a one-hectare plot of land between 2022 and 2023, with an estimated value of around 30 million USD, placing it among the most expensive properties in Portugal.

The building has 4 floors, including a cinema room, a spa, a tennis court, two swimming pools, and a garage that can accommodate about 30 cars. The size of the garage indicates that the property was designed to house Ronaldo’s supercar collection, alongside holiday and family living needs.

Cristiano Ronaldo is building a luxury villa in Portugal. Photo: House Celebs

Residence in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

From late 2022 to early 2023, Cristiano Ronaldo moved to the Middle East to play. He joined the Al Nassr club, and Ronaldo and his family stayed for about a month at the Four Seasons Riyadh (also known as Kingdom Tower). His family rented 17 suites here, with an estimated cost of around 300,000 USD.

After their hotel stay, Ronaldo’s family moved to a large house before settling into a contemporary villa in Al-Muhammadiyah, a high-end residential area of Riyadh. The house features modern interiors, a garage for 3 cars, a swimming pool, a dressing room, and a makeup area.

The luxury real estate in Riyadh is believed to be the place Ronaldo chose to buy. Photo: Propertyfinder

Island villa in Dubai

In Dubai, Ronaldo is reported to have purchased a beachfront villa on Jumeirah Bay Island, a seahorse-shaped artificial island connected to the mainland by a private bridge. This area is also known as Billionaires Island because it attracts many international entrepreneurs and the ultra-wealthy.

The project was completed in 2024. Although its value has not been disclosed, international media estimate this property to be worth tens of millions of euros. The isolated location, surrounding water, and private security system make the house suitable for the family’s privacy needs.

By the end of 2025, the superstar went on to own two more luxury villas in Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve area by the Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. The project is only accessible by boat or seaplane, featuring a three-bedroom villa for the family and a two-bedroom villa.

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