Cristiano Ronaldo is racing against time to urgently complete what is believed to be the largest—and most expensive—mega-mansion in Portugal.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to take the world from one surprise to another. The Al Nassr forward has reportedly purchased two luxury villas at the same time at the Nujuma resort, located on a private island off the Red Sea coast in Saudi Arabia—a destination accessible only by boat or seaplane.

Following this double villa purchase, attention has once again turned to Ronaldo as he races to complete an ultra-luxurious mega-mansion in his homeland, Portugal. Images circulating on social media reveal the breathtaking scale of the property currently under construction. Built on a 3,000-square-meter plot with a total floor area of 1,957 square meters, the mansion is located in Quinta da Marinha, a prestigious area overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and just 33 kilometers from Lisbon.

The super-luxury villa features eight bedrooms and an underground garage designed to house Ronaldo’s €15 million car collection, including a Bentley Flying Spur, Bugatti Veyron, and Lamborghini Aventador. Notably, the master bedroom shared by Ronaldo and his fiancée Georgina Rodríguez alone spans an astonishing 300 square meters.

The villa has been under construction for more than three years and features premium materials along with cutting-edge technological solutions designed to maximize security and comfort for the family. It includes a smart heating system, a fully equipped gym, both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a massage room, and a private cinema. The property also boasts a dedicated play area designed for Ronaldo’s five children, as well as a private beach reserved exclusively for the family.

The almost unbelievable level of luxury in this mega-mansion is revealed through its astonishing details, including solid gold faucets, Italian marble, and even custom Louis Vuitton wall art designed exclusively for the Portuguese superstar. The property features a massive glass swimming pool equipped with cutting-edge features. Most remarkably, an underwater walkway has been created, allowing Ronaldo and his family to look up at the water above as they pass through the underground corridor. A devoted fan of Japanese cuisine, Ronaldo has also set aside a dedicated in-house sushi area, complete with a personal chef to cater exclusively to this passion.

In addition, Ronaldo has installed solar panels capable of supplying far more efficient energy for the entire home. With an estimated cost of up to €32 million, the ultra-luxury villa is widely regarded as the most expensive private residence in Portugal. It is also worth noting that Ronaldo was unable to reach an agreement with The Oitavos, a hotel in Quinta da Marinha, to purchase part of the golf course land owned by the property.

Ronaldo reportedly sought to acquire this land to further guarantee privacy for his mega-mansion. He also planned to build a private road running through the golf course directly to the villa. During the construction process in Quinta da Marinha, Ronaldo even faced threats of legal action from neighbors, who complained about dust and continuous noise both day and night.