Ronaldo’s Madeira Getaway
Despite having travelled and lived all over the world, Ronaldo still finds comfort in owning a home in the capital of his native Madeira, an island region off mainland Portugal. The captain of the Portuguese national football team converted a former warehouse and nightclub near the city of Funchal’s port into a seven-story modern palace for around $8 million. With four floors above ground, there is a rooftop pool and, of course, sweeping ocean views.
Elsewhere in the home are two state-of-the-art gyms and an indoor pool. Ronaldo’s brother and mother are said to live there full-time.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez’s Holiday Home in Costa del Sol, Marbella
The Ronaldo family also picked up a $1.6 million villa in Costa del Sol, in Marbella, an area also known as “the superstars’ cul-de-sac” because of the numerous celebs who own property there. The four-bedroom holiday home is located in a gated community and sits on the edge of a golf course with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Ronaldo’s luxury villa is a white modern-style two-story building with high ceilings, glass walls, a pool, wine cellar, gym, and home theater.
Ronaldo’s Cheshire Rental
The only reason the Turin compound was available for rent is because Ronaldo was lured back to Manchester United in 2021. The Ronaldo brood moved into a seven-bedroom, $7 million modern brick house in Cheshire, England, which sits on 23 acres of land. But the clan did not stay long, relocating after only one week. Rumours were that bleating sheep disturbed the five-time UEFA champion’s sleep; however, later reports claim that story was fabricated.
Allegedly, the move happened because of a public footpath that ran through the property, and naturally, for someone as high-profile as Ronaldo, safety is always a major concern. His new mansion, which is believed to also be in Cheshire, has more of a traditional design and reportedly comes with a pool, theatre, a four-car garage, and high security.
Where Will Cristiano Ronaldo Live When He Retires From Football?
The Ronaldo family will be fully ready for Ronaldo’s eventual return to Portugal, if he should choose to settle there in retirement, as their latest mansion has reportedly been completed in Quinta da Marinha, an area fondly known as the Portuguese Riviera. The couple’s decision to hold their civil wedding in Cascais – the municipality in which Quinta da Marinha is located – has now placed renewed attention on the property, although the exact wedding venue has not been disclosed.
Ronaldo purchased a 2.47 acre plot of land next to a golf clubhouse. The land was purchased for about $7.2 million. After more than three years of construction, reports published in 2026 placed the mansion’s total cost at approximately $41 million – significantly higher than earlier estimates.
The property is also reported to contain a 30-car garage to house his prized collection of automobiles. Other features reported are large bedroom suites with views of the Atlantic Ocean, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a theatre, spa, games room, gym, and extensive landscaped grounds. Some outlets have reported that this pad is the most expensive new home in Portugal.
Despite its completion, reports have suggested that Ronaldo and Rodríguez may consider selling the property because of concerns about privacy and their inability to acquire surrounding land. Neither Ronaldo nor Rodríguez has publicly confirmed that the mansion is on the market, however.
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