Cristiano Ronaldo — known worldwide by his nickname CR7 — has built a house story that spans four countries and two continents, from a converted nightclub in his hometown of Funchal to two private villas on a Red Sea island accessible only by boat.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
| Full Name | Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro |
| Date of Birth | February 5, 1985 — Funchal, Madeira, Portugal |
| Profession | Professional Footballer — Al Nassr FC, Saudi Arabia |
| Net Worth (est. 2026) | Approximately $1.2 billion, according to Forbes and Celebrity Net Worth |
| Current Home | Rented villa, Al Muhammadiyah, Riyadh (rented, not owned) |
| Total Owned Real Estate | 6 confirmed properties across 4 countries, $100M+ combined value |
Cristiano Ronaldo’s House in Portugal
Location: Quinta da Marinha, Cascais, Portugal — about 30 km from Lisbon
Construction Cost: €35 million, built over nearly three years
Size: 5,000 square metres across 4 floors, 8 bedrooms, on a 12,000 sq metre plot
Status: Listed for sale at €35 million — January 2026
Built for Privacy, Listed for the Same Reason
Ronaldo spent nearly three years and €35 million building what was meant to be his retirement home in Cascais, one of Portugal’s most exclusive coastal communities. Weeks after construction finished in January 2026, Idealista.pt reported that he had listed the property for €35 million — the exact amount he invested — because neighbouring properties had a direct line of sight into the estate, making privacy impossible for his family. He reportedly tried to buy the adjacent golf course and hotel parking lot to create a buffer zone first; the landowners refused.
Interior & Signature Spaces
- 8 bedrooms across 5,000 square metres of living space on 4 floors
- Underground glass swimming pool with an underwater walkway
- Separate infinity pool with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views
- Private cinema, spa, tennis court, and a garage built for his car collection
- Italian marble throughout and a custom Louis Vuitton mural
2. Funchal Mansion, Madeira — €8 Million
Location: Funchal waterfront, Madeira, Portugal
Purchase & Renovation: €8 million — 2015
Size: 7 stories, converted from a former nightclub
Status: Active — his mother Dolores and brother Hugo live here permanently
A Tribute to His Hometown
In 2015, Ronaldo spent €8 million transforming a former nightclub on the Funchal waterfront — in the city where he grew up — into a seven-story property. Robb Report confirmed he bought it from Portuguese designer Nini Andrade Silva and renovated it with monochrome black-and-white interiors throughout.
Signature Spaces
- Two Olympic-sized swimming pools plus a separate infinity pool with Atlantic views
- Two professional gyms built around Ronaldo’s own training standards
- A mini football pitch for family use
- Permanent residents: his mother Dolores and brother Hugo
3. Lisbon Penthouse — €7.2 Million
Location: Castilho building, near Eduardo VII Park, Lisbon, Portugal
Purchase Price: €7.2 million — 2019
Size: 287 square metres, 3 suites
Status: Active
The Most Expensive Apartment in Portugal
When Ronaldo bought this penthouse in 2019, it set a new record as the most expensive apartment ever sold in Portugal, won after a bidding war against two other buyers. The 287-square-metre apartment sits near Eduardo VII Park with a full 360-degree view of Lisbon from its private rooftop terrace.
Signature Spaces
- 3 suites across 287 square metres
- Two pools — one indoor, one outdoor
- Private gym, sauna, and cinema room
- 360-degree rooftop terrace views of Lisbon
4. La Finca Estate, Madrid — Kept and Rented Out
Location: La Finca, Madrid, Spain
Size: 8,600 square feet across two connected villas
Status: Active — owned, currently rented out at approximately $11,000/month
His Home During the Real Madrid Years
During his nine seasons at Real Madrid, Ronaldo lived in this modernist compound in La Finca, one of Madrid’s most exclusive gated communities, designed by architect Joaquín Torres. As the South China Morning Post reported, he kept the estate after leaving for Juventus in 2018. A 2024 interior refresh softened the interiors with beige tones and turquoise tiling, though the CR7-engraved door handles remain.
Signature Spaces
- 8,600 square feet across two connected villas
- Spa, cryochamber, and both indoor and outdoor pools
- Private football pitch on the grounds
- CR7 initials engraved into the front door handles
5. Nujuma Red Sea Villas, Saudi Arabia — His Newest Purchase
Location: Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve on a private island 26 km off the Saudi mainland
Purchase: Confirmed December 22, 2025
Size: 2 villas — a 3-bedroom family residence and a separate 2-bedroom villa
Status: Active
An Island With No Roads
On December 22, 2025, Red Sea Global confirmed in an official press release that Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez had become homeowners at Nujuma. The island has no roads — the only way in is by chartered boat or seaplane. Of 19 ultra-private villas on the island, Ronaldo purchased two.
Signature Spaces
- 3-bedroom family residence plus a separate 2-bedroom villa
- Accessible only by chartered boat or seaplane
- One of 19 total private villas on the island
6. Cristiano Ronaldo’s House in Dubai
Location: Jumeirah Bay Island, Dubai, UAE — known as “Billionaires Island”
Price: Undisclosed — reported in the tens of millions of dollars
Completed: 2024
Status: Active
Life on the Seahorse-Shaped Island
Ronaldo’s Dubai mansion sits on Jumeirah Bay, a man-made seahorse-shaped island accessible only by a single private bridge. Gulf News reported the estimated cost at around $30 million, placing it among the island’s most exclusive addresses — home to other Saudi, Israeli, Angolan, and Russian billionaires.
Signature Spaces
- Waterfront position on a man-made private island
- Accessible only via a single private bridge
- Neighbors include billionaires from Saudi Arabia, Israel, Angola, and Russia.
Former Property: Trump Tower, New York
Before his move to Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo also owned a condo in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, purchased in 2015 for approximately $18.5 million. He sold it in 2019 for around $7.75 million — a significant loss.
NOTE — Where Ronaldo actually lives day-to-day: his Riyadh home is a RENTED villa in Al Muhammadiyah (~€10M value), not an owned property. His owned Saudi property is the Nujuma Red Sea villas above. Many other sites incorrectly report the Riyadh villa as owned.
Cristiano Ronaldo Properties — Complete Overview
| Property | Location | Value | Status |
| Cascais Mansion | Cascais, Portugal | €35M (built) | Listed for Sale |
| Funchal Mansion | Madeira, Portugal | €8M (2015) | Active — Family Home |
| Lisbon Penthouse | Lisbon, Portugal | €7.2M (2019) | Active |
| La Finca Estate | Madrid, Spain | Undisclosed | Active — Rented Out |
| Nujuma Red Sea Villas | Saudi Arabia | Undisclosed (Dec 2025) | Active |
| Jumeirah Bay Mansion | Dubai, UAE | ~$30M (est.) | Active |
What Cristiano Ronaldo’s Real Estate Choices Reveal
Standards Over Sentiment
Walking away from a €35 million, three-year construction project over a privacy issue shows Ronaldo applies the same exacting standards to his homes that he applies to his football career — if a property doesn’t meet his requirements, price is not the deciding factor.
Roots Alongside Reach
Despite owning property across four countries, the Funchal mansion — where his mother and brother still live — remains the clearest link back to where he started, even as the rest of his portfolio has expanded into some of the most exclusive addresses on earth.
Conclusion
Cristiano Ronaldo’s real estate portfolio spans a converted nightclub in his hometown, a record-setting Lisbon penthouse, a Madrid estate he still rents out, and two villas on a Red Sea island reachable only by boat. Confirmed figures come from Idealista.pt, Robb Report, The Portugal News, the South China Morning Post, Red Sea Global, and Gulf News. GlamHomeGuide will update this page as new details are confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Cristiano Ronaldo live in 2026?
Ronaldo currently lives in a rented villa in Al Muhammadiyah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, while playing for Al Nassr FC. His day-to-day home is rented, not owned.
Why is Cristiano Ronaldo called CR7?
CR7 combines his first name (Cristiano) with his shirt number 7, which he has worn throughout his career at Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, and Al Nassr.
How many houses does Cristiano Ronaldo own?
As of 2026, Ronaldo owns 6 confirmed properties: his Cascais mansion (listed for sale), Funchal mansion, Lisbon penthouse, La Finca estate in Madrid, two villas at Nujuma on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, and a mansion on Dubai’s Jumeirah Bay Island.
Why did Cristiano Ronaldo list his Cascais mansion for sale?
He listed the €35 million mansion for sale just weeks after finishing three years of construction because neighbouring properties had a direct line of sight into the estate, making privacy impossible for his family.
Does Cristiano Ronaldo own a house in Saudi Arabia?
His day-to-day Riyadh residence is rented, not owned. His owned Saudi Arabia property is two villas at the Nujuma Ritz-Carlton Reserve on the Red Sea coast, confirmed by Red Sea Global in December 2025.
What is Cristiano Ronaldo’s most expensive house?
His Cascais mansion cost €35 million to build and is currently listed for sale at that same price, making it his most expensive confirmed property.
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This article was researched and written by the GlamHomeGuide editorial team using publicly available information from verified sources, including Idealista.pt, Robb Report, The Portugal News, the South China Morning Post, Red Sea Global, and Gulf News. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Cristiano Ronaldo or any of his representatives.