Cristiano Ronaldo's House

Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo came to Turin in July 2018 when Juventus signed him from Real Madrid. He won 2 Serie A titles in 3 seasons and was the league’s top scorer in his last, 2020 to 2021.

Turin’s hills across the Po began filling with villas in the 1600s, when the city was the Savoy capital. After the 1706 siege, nobles and wealthy families covered the slopes with summer villas and vineyard estates, per MuseoTorino.

Ronaldo’s Turin home was 2 connected villas with separate entrances, reached by a private road and screened by trees, Goal reported in 2018, citing Gazzetta dello Sport. Wide glass doors and windows face the city below, Architectural Digest noted.

Two Juventus stars, Zinedine Zidane and Fabio Cannavaro, had lived in the villa before him, according to Repubblica Torino via ECO and Tatler Asia. U2 once weighed it for a concert stay but balked at the price, ECO reported.

In July 2018, days before Juventus announced the signing, the Turin agency handling the villa told La Stampa it had taken a call from London. An English representative was due to view it the next day.

In May 2021, a Lisbon haulier’s truck was filmed loading 7 of his cars at the Turin house, IBTimes reported, citing Marca. Ronaldo lived here until August 2021, when he rejoined Manchester United.

QuiFinanza reported in October 2021 that Ronaldo had told an agency to sell the villa. Robb Report said in 2025 it was leased to Dušan Vlahović of Juventus, who in 2022 said he didn’t expect to move in.