Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior calls La Moraleja home, an exclusive residential district in Alcobendas, just north of Madrid, but the Vinicius Junior house itself is harder to pin down than most pages suggest. Spanish outlets link the two-floor chalet to Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio, yet they disagree on whether he bought or rented it, what it cost and how large it is, and we found no deed, listing or record behind any of those figures. This guide covers his La Moraleja home, the October 2025 sauna fire, the mansion he keeps in Rio de Janeiro, and which claims remain unconfirmed, and it separates confirmed facts from repeated ones.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Vinícius José Paixão de Oliveira Júnior, known as Vinicius Junior |
| Born | July 12, 2000, São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil (age 26) |
| Role | Brazilian forward (left winger) for Real Madrid and Brazil |
| Current Club | Real Madrid, since July 2018; contract through June 30, 2032 |
| Professional Base | Madrid, Spain |
| Reported Home | A detached chalet in La Moraleja, Alcobendas, north of Madrid |
| Reported Price | More than €6 million in one report; €6–7 million in others; no deed or listing found |
| Other Reported Property | A mansion in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro (about R$20 million reported) |
| Reported, Not Confirmed | A €12 million value; Cristiano Ronaldo as a former owner; cold-therapy and sneaker rooms |
1. Vinicius Junior House: The La Moraleja Chalet
Location: La Moraleja, Alcobendas, north of Madrid (street not published here)
Price: Reported as more than €6 million; no deed or listing found
Size: Reported as 2,500 m²; whether that is built area or plot is not clear
Status: Reported as his current home; whether it is owned or rented is disputed (see section 3)
Inside the House: What Spanish Media Describe
The most detailed account is an August 2026 piece in El Debate, which describes a modern, minimalist house of marble and glass on two floors connected by an interior lift. It lists two pools (one heated), a cinema room, a party room, a panic room, a beach-volleyball court, a gym decorated with images of Kobe Bryant and Pelé, a private sauna in the wellness area, and an underground garage. It also says the entrance works as a trophy display and that a dressing room holds his clothing designs and cap collection. According to the same piece, a full remodel began in 2020.
The photo credits in that report point to Instagram posts, not to a listing or a property file, so these room details are reported, not documented. OK Diario’s April 2025 report, relayed by El Heraldo, adds that the chalet dates from 1977, a detail we could not check against a record. We found no floor plan, no verified interior photos, and no public address.
The Neighborhood
A June 2026 report by The Objective describes La Moraleja as about 950 hectares of large plots, detached houses, tree-lined streets and private security, and says it again recorded the highest average income in Spain, close to €196,500 gross per taxpayer, citing the national tax agency. The same piece names Jude Bellingham, Thibaut Courtois, David Alaba and, for years, Sergio Ramos among players who chose it, and notes its closeness to Real Madrid’s Valdebebas training complex. Footballers often pick a quiet residential district near the training ground, a pattern we also covered in our Jamal Musiala house guide.
Key Features:
- A detached two-floor house with an interior lift, per El Debate
- Two pools, a cinema room, a party room, and a panic room, as reported
- A beach-volleyball court, gym, and private sauna
- A remodel reported from 2020
- No public deed, floor plan, address, or listing
2. Where Does Vinicius Junior Live Now? Madrid, Since 2018
Location: Madrid, Spain
Status: Based there since July 2018; contract extended to 2032
Madrid Since 2018
Reuters, in a report carried by Al Jazeera, says Real Madrid’s statement of August 6, 2026 keeps him at the club through June 30, 2032, and that he joined from Flamengo in 2018. That confirms his club and his contract, not his address. It does matter for the house, though: the extension followed months of reports linking him with Arsenal, and a June 2026 report had said a transfer would also mean leaving La Moraleja.
Which Report Fits the Date
The accounts of when he moved in do not match. El Debate says he moved into the house in 2018, soon after signing. A report from OK Diario, relayed by El Heraldo in April 2025, says he had just moved into a new mansion in La Moraleja after living in another house in the same district. The Objective, in September 2025, says he rented the Ramos house while his own home was under works. These cannot all be right, so we treat La Moraleja as well-supported and the exact house history as unresolved. For another La Liga star whose home reporting is just as thin, see our Pedri house guide.
3. The Sergio Ramos Link: Rented, Bought or Neither?
Location: La Moraleja, Alcobendas
Price: Ramos’s sale reported at €7 million (September 2025)
Size: About 1,000 m² built on a 2,500 m² plot, per the Ramos sale reports
Status: Which house Vinicius owns today is disputed
What the Ramos Reports Say
The Objective reported on September 25, 2025, that Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio bought their La Moraleja house at auction in 2018 for about €1.5 million, remodeled it, listed it the year before at €6 million, and sold it for €7 million to a Mexican businessman. The same report says the house was rented for a time to Vinicius Junior, who lived there while his own residence was under renovation.
Why the Pieces Do Not Match
Other outlets say he owns the former Ramos house. El Debate says he paid more than €6 million, a Brazilian outlet says he bought it from Ramos for €6 million in January 2025, and another Brazilian station describes a rental with an option to buy. If Ramos sold to a third buyer in 2025, a purchase by Vinicius is hard to square with that. The size also differs: the Ramos sale reports give about 1,000 m² built on a 2,500 m² plot, while the Vinicius pieces call it a 2,500 m² house, which looks like the plot figure.
On price, El Debate says he paid more than €6 million, and The Objective’s June 2026 report values the house at around €6 million. In February 2026, El Diario NY relayed a figure of almost $8 million and a reported $1 million spent on renovation, without a source we could check. None of these is a recorded sale price.
Some pages add that Cristiano Ronaldo owned the house before Ramos. The Ramos sale reports describe an auction purchase in 2018 and name no earlier owner, and we found no deed or original report linking Cristiano Ronaldo to it. The claim travels through syndicated Brazilian pages, and at least one carries images credited to another property site, so repetition across sites is not independent confirmation. For the homes that are tied to him, see our Cristiano Ronaldo house guide.
4. The October 2025 Fire at the Madrid Home
Location: Basement sauna of the La Moraleja house
Date: Thursday, October 9, 2025
Status: Contained the same morning; no injuries reported
What ESPN Reported
ESPN Deportes reported that the fire started in the false ceiling of the basement sauna, which was completely burned, and that early hypotheses pointed to an electrical fault. The emergency call came at about 11:00 local time, and firefighters left around noon with the situation under control. Household staff and friends were in the house, and Vinicius was with Brazil in Seoul for friendlies against South Korea and Japan. The report describes the damage as mainly material, with no injuries.
Other Spanish reports based on EFE say smoke spread through two floors. No report we found gives a repair cost. A February 2026 report on YouTuber Ibai Llanos’s 24-hour visit to the house says the property was in use months after the fire.
5. Vinicius Junior’s Rio Mansion in Barra da Tijuca
Location: Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, inside a luxury condominium
Price: About R$20 million reported as the amount spent
Size: Four plots and three floors; house size not reported
Status: Reported ready in June 2023; used on breaks in Brazil
What Brazilian Media Report
Lance!, relaying the newspaper Extra on June 2, 2023, says the house was built to order, took about three years and cost around R$20 million. It describes a marble entrance, high ceilings, large glass frames, a lift and an underground floor with a nightclub. Later Brazilian reports call it his base when he is in Brazil on breaks from the European calendar, and list a pool, gym and games room.
Some pages date the delivery to 2021, while Lance’s report is dated June 2023 and calls the house ready then, so we use 2023. The R$20 million is a reported build cost, not a market valuation, and the street address is not published here.
Vinicius Junior’s Property Overview
| Property or Topic | Location | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Moraleja chalet | Alcobendas, Madrid | More than €6M reported | Reported as current home; ownership disputed |
| Madrid base | Madrid | Not applicable | Based since 2018; contract to June 2032 |
| Former Ramos house reports | La Moraleja | Ramos’s sale reported at €7M | Rented to Vinicius for a time, per one report |
| Sauna fire | Madrid home | Repair cost not reported | Contained October 9, 2025; no injuries |
| Rio mansion | Barra da Tijuca | About R$20M reported | Reported ready in 2023 |
What’s Confirmed vs. What Isn’t
Several claims about his homes do not line up across the web, so this section separates them.
- Where he lives. La Moraleja is reported by several Spanish outlets. The move-in date is given as 2018 by one outlet and as early 2025 by others.
- Owned or rented. One report says he rented the Ramos house while his own was under construction; others say he bought it, and one describes a rental with a purchase option. We could not settle it.
- Price and value. Reports give €6–7 million, and one relays almost $8 million; none is a recorded sale price. We found no source for the €12 million or £10 million figures that some pages use.
- Size. The 2,500 m² figure matches the plot size in the Ramos sale reports, so it may not be the built area.
- Former owners. Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio are reported. Cristiano Ronaldo as an earlier owner has no original report behind it that we could find; it spreads through syndicated pages.
- Rooms. A cinema, two pools, a sauna and a gym are reported. We found no report of a cold-therapy room or a sneaker room.
- Net worth. Estimates vary widely, so this guide gives none.
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Based in Madrid since 2018 | Confirmed (club statement via Reuters) |
| Lives in La Moraleja | Reported by several Spanish outlets |
| House once belonged to Ramos and Rubio | Reported |
| Owns or rents the house | Disputed |
| Price above €6 million | Reported; no deed found |
| 2,500 m² house | Reported; plot or built area unclear |
| October 2025 sauna fire | Reported by ESPN Deportes and EFE-based outlets |
| Rio mansion costing about R$20 million | Reported (Extra, via Lance!) |
| €12 million value | Unsupported |
| Cristiano Ronaldo as earlier owner | Unsupported |
| Exact address | Not public |
Conclusion
Vinicius Junior’s home base is La Moraleja, and the rest of the story is less settled than many pages make it sound. His Real Madrid contract now runs to June 2032, the sauna fire of October 2025 was a contained incident with no injuries reported, and a mansion in Rio de Janeiro, reported at about R$20 million, covers his time in Brazil. What nobody has shown is a deed, a listing or a verified floor plan for the Madrid house, so ownership, price and size remain reported figures. If a public record or a clear statement appears, this page will be updated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Vinicius Junior live?
Vinicius Junior lives in La Moraleja, an exclusive residential district in Alcobendas, north of Madrid. Several Spanish outlets report it, and no source publishes a street address.
Did Vinicius Junior buy or rent his Madrid house?
Reports disagree. El Debate says he paid more than €6 million, while The Objective says he rented the Ramos house for a time while his own home was under renovation. We found no deed to settle it.
How much is Vinicius Junior’s house worth?
No verified valuation exists. Reports put it at €6–7 million, and we found no source for the €12 million figure some pages give. The 2,500 m² usually quoted may be the plot, since the Ramos sale reports give about 1,000 m² built.
What is inside Vinicius Junior’s house?
Spanish media describe two floors linked by a lift, two pools (one heated), a cinema room, a party room, a panic room, a gym, a private sauna and a beach-volleyball court. These details come from press reports and Instagram-sourced photos, not from a listing or floor plan.
Did Vinicius Junior’s house catch fire?
Yes. A fire started in the basement sauna on October 9, 2025, while he was with Brazil in Seoul. ESPN Deportes reported no injuries and mainly material damage.
Does Vinicius Junior own a house in Brazil?
Brazilian media report a mansion in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, built over about three years at a reported cost of around R$20 million.
Is Vinicius Junior’s address public?
No. We found no reliable source that publishes it, and this guide does not publish it.
This article was researched and written by Adrian Cole using publicly available information from verified sources, including El Debate, The Objective, ESPN Deportes, Al Jazeera (Reuters), and Lance!. Extra’s original report was read through Lance!, and OK Diario’s April 2025 report only through a syndicated summary. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Vinicius Junior, 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.
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