Jude Bellingham is based in Madrid, where he has played for Real Madrid since 2023, and the latest report says he now lives in La Moraleja, in one of two mansions reported at about €32 million. That November 2026 report comes from one local outlet and repeats a January 2025 story, and no deed, lease, or statement from him confirms any of his homes, so where Jude Bellingham lives stays reported, not confirmed. Earlier reports placed him in a La Finca villa and a Valdemarin family home, and in England he is reported to be building a two-acre estate in Barnt Green. This Jude Bellingham house guide separates what has been reported from what has been verified, including the $6.9 million purchase that other sites claim without a record.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Jude Victor William Bellingham |
| Born | June 29, 2003 (age 23), Stourbridge, England |
| Club | Real Madrid midfielder since 2023; England international |
| Career Path | Birmingham City, Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid |
| Confirmed Residence | None; no deed, lease or statement from him found |
| Latest Madrid Report | La Moraleja, Alcobendas: a November 2026 local report says he has moved in (single report, not confirmed) |
| Earlier Reported Madrid Homes | La Finca villa (owned or rented is disputed) and a Valdemarin family home |
| La Moraleja Purchase | Two mansions, about €32 million combined; first reported January 2025; no record found |
| England Base | Barnt Green estate, about €8 million (reported 2025); still described as under construction in July 2026 |
1. Jude Bellingham House: The La Finca Villa in Madrid
Location: La Finca, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid (street address not public)
Price: Reported value about €6.5 million; purchase price not documented
Size: About 7,000 square feet with six bedrooms (reported)
Status: Earlier reported Madrid base; owned or rented is disputed; not confirmed as his current home
What Is Reported About the Villa
Goal’s July 2026 explainer says Bellingham has lived in a 7,000-square-foot, six-bedroom La Finca villa since signing for Real Madrid in 2023, puts its value at about €6.5 million, and says he rents it. Architectural Digest’s July 2026 guide says he bought a $7 million house in the same district. No sale record, deed, or lease has been published, and a January 2025 report says the family was living in Valdemarin at that point, so we treat La Finca as an earlier reported base, not a confirmed current one.
The 2023 Footage and What It Shows
Goal reported in September 2024 on the first episode of Bellingham’s YouTube series Out of the Floodlights, which shows him house-hunting in Madrid with his family and touring a La Finca mansion with a large outdoor pool and a lift. The footage shows that he viewed the house. It does not show that he bought or rented it, or where he lives now. Architectural Digest lists a home theater, a gym, an outdoor pool, and a gourmet kitchen for the villa, but no verified interior photos of his home exist beyond that video, so we describe nothing more.
Key Features:
- Reported earlier base: a 7,000-square-foot, six-bedroom villa valued at about €6.5 million (Goal)
- Owned (Architectural Digest) or rented (Goal), with no deed or lease published
- Public footage shows a 2023 house hunt, not ownership.
2. La Moraleja: The €32 Million Two-Mansion Report
Location: La Moraleja, Alcobendas, Madrid
Price: About €32 million for two houses, about €16 million each (reported)
Status: Purchase reported since January 2025; a November 2026 local report says he has moved in; no deed or record found
Where the Report Started
The Objective reported on January 15, 2025, citing Vanitatis, that Bellingham had paid more than €30 million, about €16 million per house, for two of the three villas in The Trilogy, a project by Threeseven and Fran Silvestre Arquitectos beside the La Moraleja golf club, with his mother to take the second house. It said works still prevented anyone from moving in, that the family had lived until then in a house in Valdemarin, and that it was not known which of the three villas were his.
Later Reports, Completion and Confirmation
El Confidencial Digital repeated the story on March 4, 2026, saying the purchase had closed and the family was living in Valdemarin while the works finished. It lists each house at over 1,000 square meters on a plot of about 3,000 square meters, with seven bedrooms and bathrooms, an indoor pool, a gym, a sauna, a spa, a wine cellar, a cinema, and a four-car garage. Infobae wrote in July 2026 that he owns both villas, crediting Vanitatis, and a Diario de Alcobendas report on November 6, 2026 says he moved in a few months earlier once the works ended.
These pieces share one origin and the same figures, so they are repeats of the 2025 report, not independent confirmation. A January 2025 report relayed by SportsCasting from El Confidencial said he had only toured the houses and quoted a source close to him saying he decided against buying them, and OKDiario’s April 2026 interview with the architect still says only that he could have bought two. We found no deed, registry entry, or statement from Bellingham, so the purchase stays reported and the move-in date stays unverified.
Key Features:
- Two of the three Trilogy villas, about €16 million each (reported)
- Works still ongoing in the January 2025 and March 2026 reports; one November 2026 local report says they are finished
- Repeated coverage of one original report; no deed or statement from Bellingham
3. Where Does Jude Bellingham Live Now? Madrid and the Midlands
Location: Madrid, Spain, and the West Midlands, England
Status: Madrid is his base; the latest reports say La Moraleja, but none is independently confirmed
Madrid Since 2023
He joined Real Madrid in June 2023 from Borussia Dortmund in a deal Al Jazeera reported at an initial €103 million, and Madrid has been his base since. Reports place that base in three areas: a La Finca villa seen in his 2023 house-hunt footage (Goal and Architectural Digest), a family home in Valdemarin (The Objective in January 2025 and El Confidencial Digital in March 2026), and La Moraleja (reports from January 2025 onward).
How Valdemarin, La Finca and La Moraleja Fit Together
Valdemarin appears because the 2025 Vanitatis story describes the family’s home there before the La Moraleja houses were ready, and El Confidencial Digital repeated that in 2026. La Finca appears in the footage and in Goal’s and Architectural Digest’s 2026 guides, which do not mention Valdemarin. The reports never reconcile the two, so it is unclear whether La Finca was ever his home or only a house he viewed. Diario de Alcobendas reported on November 6, 2026, that he moved into La Moraleja a few months earlier, after the works on both houses ended. That is the most recent report, but it names no source and repeats the earlier figures, so it is a repeat, not proof.
Time in England
Goal says he stays at his Barnt Green compound when he is back in England, near his hometown. Other reports describe the estate as still being built, so where he stays there is not clear.
What Is Not Confirmed
No deed, lease, or statement from Bellingham confirms any of these homes as his current address. The latest reports point to La Moraleja, but they trace back to one original report, so this guide treats La Moraleja as reported, not confirmed.
Key Features:
- Madrid has been his base since June 2023
- Reported homes by date: La Finca (2023 footage), Valdemarin (to 2026), La Moraleja (latest reports)
- England time is reported at Barnt Green; no address is public
4. Barnt Green and Solihull: His Homes in England
Location: Barnt Green, Worcestershire, and Solihull, West Midlands
Status: Barnt Green still described as under construction in July 2026; Solihull family home reported in 2024
The Barnt Green Estate
Architectural Digest’s July 2026 guide says that as of June 2025 he was developing a $9.3 million compound on a two-acre site in the village of Barnt Green, on the edge of Birmingham. It describes four stories and, citing The Sun, five bedrooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, a theater, a spa, a trophy room and a barbershop, with separate accommodation for his parents. Goal’s July 2025 report, which cites Marca, puts the build at about €8 million (about £7 million) and mentions the trophy room and a barber room. A July 2026 post from a local estate agent, Partridge Homes, still describes the house as being built. We found no report from November 2026 or any other source saying it is finished, so completion is not confirmed.
The Solihull Family Home
Architectural Digest also says he reportedly bought a $3.4 million home in Solihull for his parents in 2024, while Goal gives £2.5 million and calls it a family home, which is roughly the same sum. Both are press reports, and no address or ownership record is public.
For another young midfielder who moved to England, see our Florian Wirtz house guide, which covers his Liverpool-area home.
Key Features:
- Barnt Green: two-acre site, about €8 million (about $9.3 million), still described as under construction in July 2026
- Features come from press reports, not plans or photos
- Solihull: reported family home, about £2.5 million ($3.4 million); no ownership record
5. La Finca Neighbors: Ronaldo and Mbappe
Location: La Finca, Pozuelo de Alarcon, Madrid
Status: Ronaldo and Mbappe are documented in La Finca; Bellingham’s La Finca link is earlier and unconfirmed
A Gated Community for Real Madrid Stars
VnExpress International’s July 2026 profile of La Finca describes a low-density gated community with its own road network, entrance checkpoints, and round-the-clock patrols, where visitors need an invitation from a resident. It says Kylian Mbappe bought a villa there that belonged to Gareth Bale for €11 million, according to Le Parisien, and that Cristiano Ronaldo lived in the enclave during his Real Madrid years. The article does not mention Bellingham.
For a closer look at a Real Madrid icon who lived there, see our Cristiano Ronaldo house guide, which covers his La Finca estate.
Key Features:
- La Finca sits in Pozuelo de Alarcón, in a gated, low-density layout
- Mbappe and Ronaldo are named residents; Bale’s former villa is the Mbappe home
- No report says which villa is next to Bellingham’s
Jude Bellingham’s Property Overview
| Property | Location | Reported price | Reported date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Finca villa | La Finca, Pozuelo de Alarcón | About €6.5 million value (£5.5 million, about $7 million) | Since 2023 | Earlier reported base; owned (Architectural Digest) or rented (Goal) is disputed |
| Valdemarin home | Madrid | Not reported | Reported in January 2025 and March 2026 | Reported family home before the La Moraleja houses; not confirmed |
| The Trilogy houses (two) | La Moraleja, Alcobendas | About €32 million combined (about €16 million each) | First reported January 2025 | Reported purchase; a November 2026 local report says he moved in; no deed found |
| Barnt Green estate | Barnt Green, Worcestershire | About €8 million (about £7 million, $9.3 million) | Reported July 2025 | Still described as under construction in July 2026; completion not confirmed |
| Solihull family home | Solihull, West Midlands | About £2.5 million ($3.4 million) | 2024 (Architectural Digest) | Reported family home; address not public |
What Is Confirmed and What Is Not
Pages about his homes disagree with each other, so this section separates them.
- Current residence. No deed, lease, or statement from him confirms one. The latest reports say La Moraleja; earlier reports say La Finca and Valdemarin.
- Own or rent in La Finca. Goal says rent and Architectural Digest says bought, with no record. The €6.5 million, £5.5 million and $7 million figures are one estimate in three currencies, and the $6.9 million on a competitor page has no record.
- Valdemarin and La Finca. The reports never reconcile the two, so La Finca may be a house he viewed rather than lived in.
- La Moraleja. Every report traces to a January 2025 Vanitatis story. OKDiario hedges; a January 2025 source close to him reportedly denied it, and no deed exists. The November 2026 move-in report is a single local outlet.
- Barnt Green. The €8 million, £7 million and $9.3 million figures are one estimate. Features come from press reports, and completion is not confirmed. We found no November 2026 report.
- Solihull. £2.5 million and $3.4 million are one reported price; no record.
- Interiors. The 2024 footage shows a house hunt. No verified interior photos of his homes exist, so room-by-room tours online are unverified, and the images here are illustrative.
- Who shares the Madrid home? Reports differ, so none are listed.
- Neighbors. Mbappe and Ronaldo are documented in La Finca, but none is tied to Bellingham.
- Transfer fee. Architectural Digest calls $118.9 million a six-year contract; Al Jazeera reported an initial €103 million transfer fee. Neither is a property figure, so neither is used.
- Address. No address is published here.
Conclusion
Jude Bellingham’s homes are better documented as a timeline than as one address: a La Finca villa whose ownership is disputed, a Valdemarin family home, and two La Moraleja mansions reported at about €32 million that a November 2026 local report says he has moved into. Every La Moraleja report traces back to one January 2025 story, so none counts as confirmation. In England, the Barnt Green estate was still described as under construction in July 2026. The $6.9 million purchase and interior tours on other sites have no record behind them. If a deed, a lease, or a clear statement from him appears, this page will be updated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Jude Bellingham live in 2026?
Jude Bellingham is based in Madrid. The latest report, from November 2026, says he has moved into one of two La Moraleja mansions, but it repeats a January 2025 story, and no deed or statement confirms it. Earlier reports placed him in a Valdemarin family home and a La Finca villa.
Does Jude Bellingham own or rent his La Finca house?
Reports conflict. Goal says he rents the La Finca villa, while Architectural Digest says he bought it. No lease or sale record has been published, and La Finca may be an earlier base.
Where is Jude Bellingham’s house in England?
At Barnt Green, a village on the edge of Birmingham in Worcestershire. Reports describe a two-acre estate at about €8 million with separate space for his parents. No address is public.
Did Jude Bellingham buy two mansions in La Moraleja?
Reports since January 2025 say he bought two of the three villas in The Trilogy for about €32 million. They share one source: a January 2025 report said he decided against buying, and no deed has been published.
Is the Barnt Green property complete?
Not confirmed. A July 2026 post from a local estate agent still describes it as being built, and we found no later report saying it is finished.
What is known about Jude Bellingham’s Madrid homes?
Reports name a La Finca villa of about 7,000 square feet, a Valdemarin family home and two La Moraleja mansions. The first two are earlier reported bases, and La Moraleja is the latest. Public footage from 2023 shows a house hunt, not ownership.
Does Jude Bellingham have a home in Solihull?
Architectural Digest says he reportedly bought one for his parents in 2024 for $3.4 million, and Goal gives about £2.5 million, which is roughly the same sum. No address or ownership record is public.
This article was researched and written by Adrian Cole using publicly available information from verified sources, including Goal, El Confidencial Digital, Al Jazeera, Architectural Digest and VnExpress. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Jude Bellingham, his family, or his estate.
Adrian Cole is a real estate writer at GlamHomeGuide, covering the homes of celebrities, athletes, and public figures. With a background in residential design, Adrian focuses on the architecture, interiors, and lifestyle details behind each property. He enjoys digging into the stories that make these homes more than just real estate listings.