Tammy Abraham: Undisclosed, London

Tammy Abraham has built himself quite an empire at such a young age. Being the star striker of Chelsea can undoubtedly have its perks. But instead of mindlessly splashing the cash, Tammy thought of investing his hard-earned money in real estate, which led him to own a house in the capital city of England.

However, his apartment’s details are still hush-hush, but knowing the docile nature of the player, we suppose he wouldn’t go for anything gaudy and flashy and would rather keep things simple. Though, we can certainly expect a Chelsea banner or two in his bedroom!

 

Luke Shaw: £2.8 Million, Manchester

When Luke Shaw became a regular at Manchester United, it became clear that the star would have to buy a place nearby. Yet it seems he went for more than one property, the alternate being situated just out of Manchester. The stunning mansion boasts oversized windows, a games room, a gym, an indoor theatre, and under-floor heating.

Though, the athlete briefly listed the property on sale before removing it for reasons unknown. The majestic white theme of the house is indeed something to marvel at in awe. The best part is, the £2.8 million-worth lodging is just a 20-minute drive away from Old Trafford.

 

David James: £3 Million, London

As an accomplished footballer, David James made over 500 appearances in the game for club and country, becoming one of Britain’s best goalkeepers. As such, the star amassed vast amounts of wealth, which meant he could dwell in great places like this mansion in London.

The three-story home comes with a wide array of state-of-the-art amenities, including a massive cinema room, marble walkways, and electric gates that welcome you immediately you pull up. James had to leave the property after separating from his wife, and we bet his new digs are just as luxurious.

 

Jürgen Klopp: £4K Per Month, Formby

Jürgen Klopp is a successful football manager, who led Liverpool FC to the English Premier League title in 2020, and has achieved much success with his former teams in Germany. After moving to England, the manager opted against buying a home, living in this penthouse that he pays £4,000 every month.

Considering that the property goes for a cool £1.2 million, Klopp’s decision to rent the residence that comes with spacious rooms and a sprawling swimming pool might be a wise one. Besides, he can comfortably afford to purchase a mansion if he wanted to, so maybe he’s shopping for one.

 

Patrick Vieira: £2.2 Million, Wilmslow

At the peak of his career, Patrick Vieira was unplayable, gliding through the opposition effortlessly and giving his all for Arsenal, Juventus, and a host of other football clubs. During his stay in England, he dwelled in a Wilmslow mansion that housed a fully equipped gym, a wine cellar, a modern open-plan kitchen, and a double garage.

After living there for over seven years, Vieira sold the seven-bedroom residence in 2018 after relocating to the US, making a substantial profit from the sale. With the money pouring in throughout his career, we bet Patrick’s living in an even better place.

 

Daniel Sturridge: £18,500 Per Month, Cheshire

Daniel Sturridge is a prolific English player who plied his trade with numerous top clubs around the world, with his stints at Liverpool and Chelsea the most memorable of his career. Like any other top footballer, Sturridge is a lover of all good things, and with his massive salary, he certainly can afford it.

The striker rented this lavish mansion in the Cheshire suburbs, where he splashed over £18K every month to enjoy the modern, luxurious amenities the property has to offer. While Sturridge hasn’t let cameras into his abode, we bet the property is fit for the star.

 

Kyle Walker: £3.5 Million, Cheshire

If you’re wondering whether Kyle Walker lives in lavish digs like his peers, then the answer is yes! The Manchester City ace didn’t spare any expenses to ensure that he and his family have the best accommodation money can buy and dwells in a magnificent mansion down in Cheshire.

The six-bedroom house is one of a kind, with a two-story master suite with separate men’s and ladies dressing rooms, an indoor swimming pool, waterfall, and a dining room containing a marble table accessorized by leather seats. Outdoors, his children can play in the five-aside soccer pitch, which isn’t surprising because Walker’s a professional footballer.

 

Mario Balotelli: Undisclosed, Brescia

With his career always a subject of interest from fans and opposition alike, Mario Balotelli is a seasoned footballer who has played for top teams in Europe, winning several trophies in the process. After moving around for a while in his career, he chose to go back home and settle in his native Brescia, where he also dons the local team’s kit.

The player keeps details of his home private, and all with good reason; Mario’s family stays there too, and he’s kept them away from the cameras. Nonetheless, we bet Balotelli has all the comfort he’d like as he’s known to be the generous spender!

 

Frank Lampard: £10 Million, London

Widely considered among the greatest players to wear the Chelsea FC jersey, Frank Lampard is a retired football star who, during his time, won all there is to win in club football. The prolific midfielder made a name for himself in the sport, and it’s no wonder he’s landed himself a couple of management jobs since his retirement.

When he’s not working, Lampard spends his time with his family at a London mansion that he splashed £10 million on! For that money, he has a massive backyard for his barbecue parties, an open-plan kitchen that joins the dining area, with an entire house covered with wooden floors.

 

Jamie Vardy: Undisclosed, Cheshire

All of us want to live the good life and work hard to achieve it, and Jamie Vardy isn’t any different. The football star has been through the hard times to reach the top and deserves all the good things he has, including this mansion in Cheshire’s popular suburb.

Jamie shares the home with his wife Rebekah and their children, and we must say it’s a thing of beauty. The grey-themed residence comes with an indoor swimming pool, a massive dining area, with the living room fitted with luxurious sofas. Outdoors, there’s a training pitch for Vardy, and the whole family can experience amazing views of the countryside.

 

Bryan Robson: Undisclosed, Hale

Bryan Robson is a legendary football player, widely regarded as the greatest Manchester United player ever, given the number of trophies he won and became the longest-serving captain in the club’s history. That aside, Robson has also thrived in managements, with stints all over the world.

The former midfielder is quite a private person, and as such, he hasn’t allowed the media into his home, the place he goes to, away from the day’s hustle and bustle. However, given his status, we bet the abode is as lavish and stately as the man himself!

 

Gary Speed: £1.5 Million, Chester

When you’re among the most prolific players in the English Premier League like Gary Speed was, then you’d live in the poshest of places. The midfielder plied his trade with the country’s top clubs and had a majorly successful career as a manager, too, leading the Wales national team.

Speed’s home in Chester was worth every dime, with six bedrooms, a sprawling swimming pool, a tennis court, among other lavish amenities, all contained on a massive six acres of land. The player lived on the property until his untimely passing back in 2011, and the residence eventually went on sale.

 

Jamie Redknapp: £6 Million, Oxford

The famous Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp is one of the top English midfielders of his time. Hailing from a well-known footballing family, Jamie started his journey with AFC Bournemouth in 1989 but it was Liverpool that gave him his much deserved fame and became a legend for the club.

After more than 314 professional appearances, Redknapp ended his career with Southampton in 2005. Shortly after his retirement, Jamie bought this lavish 5-room estate near the countryside of Oxford. Married to the famous pop singer Louise, the player resides here with his wife and his two sons.

 

Zlatan Ibrahimović: £4.6 Million, Manchester

Netting over 570 professional goals in two decades, Zlatan Ibrahimović is one of the best strikers of all time. During his time in Manchester United, he bought this mansion for over £4.6 million. Six bedrooms, a heated swimming pool and a garage with a personalized gym make it the perfect aboard for this polarizing footballer.

Known for superb ability and physicality, Zlatan has played in almost every corner of the globe for some of the biggest clubs including Barcelona, Manchester United, AC Milan, Inter Milan, and Juventus.

 

Eden Hazard: £10 Million, Madrid

Regarded as one of the most gifted footballers of his generation, Eden Hazard currently plays for Real Madrid, primarily as a winger and a creative midfielder. After his world-record transfer of £101 million contract from Chelsea to Madrid, Eden became a galactico and one of the richest footballers on the planet, competing with the likes of Ronaldo, Messi, and Neymar.

In 2020, he bought this gorgeous estate near the La Finca neighborhood in Madrid for over £10 million to facilitate his loving family. Fittingly, the house screams luxury with a mini-football pitch, three surfacing gardens and 4 bedrooms.

 

Aaron Ramsey: £4.2 Million, Cardiff

The Welsh-professional is known for his accurate passing and his ability to play at almost any part of the pitch. Aaron Ramsey has spent most of his career at Arsenal, starting as a sensation to then becoming a permanent member in the first team and racking almost 242 appearances.

During his time in London, Ramsey bought this historical £4.2 million Cardiff pad which has a very specific history related to his home country, Wales. Even after his transfer to Juventus in 2019, Aaron’s family still resides here as they also own the estates and farms around this house.

 

John Stones: £3.1 Million, Meere

The English center-back, John Stones is currently enjoying the best form of his life, with his club Manchester City being almost imminent to lift the Premier League trophy. After a decade of professional football, Stones bought the famous Cheshire mansion in Meere for almost £3.1 million. This villa was originally made in the Victorian era and holds a very prominent status in the neighborhood due to its historical significance.

So, how did he get here? Stones was born in a small town near Barkley, after which he moved to Everton and then made his big-money switch to Manchester City, bagging riches along the way.

 

David Beckham: £31 Million, Cotswold

This luxurious mansion owned by Britain’s most famous super-couple, English soccer star, and former captain David Beckham and his pop-star wife is the perfect example of a fairy-tale home. The Beckhams renovated their grand residence in 2016 to the staggering tune of £8 million! More than a third of what they purchased the property for initially.

David and his family must love this property. The estate comes fitted with its very own wine cellar, a custom gym, and the expansive kitchen done in tasteful hues is the stuff of a modern chef’s daydreams. What wouldn’t we give to take a close-up tour of this gorgeous home!

 

Gary Lineker: £2.04 Million, Esher

Gary bought this property in 2006, after splitting from his first wife of 20 years. The beautiful home, which has a total of six bedrooms and five bathrooms, with the indoor gym taking up the entire top floor of the three-storeyed mansion, was intended to signal a fresh start with his new fiancee, Danielle Bux.

This Leicester legend began his career in 1978 and has played for several revered clubs. Lineker is also passionate about children’s illness charities as his son survived leukemia as a baby. What’s Gary doing these days? Well, the professional footballer is long retired now and is currently a talk-show analyst for BBC sports!

 

Michael Carrick: Prestbury, £4 Million

This property didn’t always look this good; when Michael Carrick first purchased it, his first decision was to have its fittings and outlook renovated to his standards. The star athlete’s neighbors didn’t quite agree at the time, but he insisted and eventually got his way.

Now the six-bedroom paradise can only be described as an architectural marvel we’re sure his dissenting neighbors have come to appreciate. The mansion now boasts of a very inviting swimming pool, an indoor gym area, and a wine cellar. An upgrade worthy of one of the most decorated English footballers of all time!

 

Marcus Rashford: £1.3 Million, Cheshire

The young football star Marcus Rashford purchased this six-bedroom pad only recently, and the mansion required a few months of reconstruction before he moved in with his mom and siblings.

The player is excited to own his very first property; he is also planning to invest in real estate in the future. Rashford says the most appealing part of its location is the excitement of being surrounded by his co-football stars who also live in the neighborhood. The lavish mansion consists of five bathrooms divided into each of its three floors, an open-plan kitchen, and a beautiful garden where Michael undoubtedly gets to enjoy the serenity of nature!

 

Peter Schmeichel: Undisclosed, Espergærde

This 57-year-old began his goalkeeping career during the 1970s for the local Danish team, famed for his towering physique; this soccer star stretches to an actual height of 6ft3! Peter Schmeichel currently resides with his wife in their beautiful mansion in Espergærde, Denmark. Though details on the estate are scarce, judging from the exterior images, the glittering red-tiled roof, and pristine white exterior promise equally elegant interiors.

The now-retired athlete was twice named the world’s best goalkeeper in the 1990s consecutively. In 2019 Schmeichel remarried his long-term partner, Ms. Von Lindholm, at an intimate wedding in Denmark. The couple has been living it up in style in Espergærde since.

 

Thierry Henry: £7.6 Million, London

Regardless of your favorite team in the English Premier League, you must have fallen in love at some point with the exceptional dribbling skills of French striker and former Arsenal player Thierry Henry. This man’s prowess on the pitch earned him worldwide recognition and, of course, a lot of money! That’s why he could afford a £7.6 Million mansion in London.

The rich sometimes have exotic tastes because even after owning such a suburban house, Henry felt that it didn’t accommodate his aquatic passions and decided to demolish it in 2012! The rebuilt version would then contain a 40-foot tank holding about 5,500 gallons of water and 300 fish.

 

John Barnes: Undisclosed, Cheshire

Twice Footballer of the Year title holder John Barnes has had an illustrious career as a record-breaking English player. Now 57 years of age and retired from the pitch, he currently works as a sports pundit and commentator for SuperSport and ESPN. John has a lot to show for his left-winger playing days, such as his sprawling Cheshire mansion.

The property has five bedrooms and a lovely garden that the famous soccer star adores. Barnes also confesses to loving the peaceful environment despite the house being by the roadside. He appeared in the popular reality show Celebrity Big Brother.

 

Tony Adams: £2 Million, Coates

Judging by his residence, Tony Adams is a man of indigenous tastes. While other footballers are busy purchasing sprawling mansions in the city, Tony decided to go for a cottage-like property in Coates that welcomes you with beautiful trees and neatly trimmed hedges at the entrance.

The expansive home has a whopping ten bedrooms that he shares with his wife Poppy and their three kids. The scores of contemporary art collections and Tony’s family photos in the interior walls depict a happy home with a unique touch of living by the countryside.

 

Craig Bellamy: £2.95 Million, St. Brides-Super-Ely

Craig Bellamy made a massive name for himself playing for English Premier League greats like Liverpool and Manchester City. He was that unpredictable player on the pitch who could score a goal when the keeper least expected it. As such, his career paid off big time and afforded him luxuries like a £2.95 Million home located in St. Brides-Super-Ely.

The house was designed in 1924 by famous architect Sir Percy Thomas. It boasts unique features like turning staircases, six bedrooms, stables, and an orangery. The property is one of the most expensive in Wales, with luxuries interiors such as crystal chandeliers and door handles and a free-standing bath.

 

Dennis Bergkamp: Undisclosed, Blaricum

Former Arsenal forward and Dutch international Dennis Bergkamp is a unique man by all means. Once nicknamed the “Non-Flying Dutchman” due to his fear of air travel after being involved in scary plane incidents, the player was undoubtedly one of the best strikers of his time and made quite a fortune.

His deep pockets enable him to live large, as seen in his breathtaking Blaricum mansion. The house design is quite attractive, with white exterior walls and traditional European roofing. The 51-year old has since transitioned to a professional coach and has served as an assistant coach for Ajax football club.

 

Jermain Defoe: £3.25 Million, Hertfordshire

Jermain Defoe is a gifted striker who has caused trouble for many goalkeepers while playing for top-tier football clubs such as Tottenham Hotspurs and his current team Rangers. Due to his star performances, he earns fat salaries and can afford high-end properties like the £3.25 Million house in Hertfordshire.

The man has refined tastes because the 7,000 square feet attractive mansion is said to have unique amenities like a fully-equipped training room, a cinema, and a games room. Additionally, there is a Pedini-fitted kitchen, a double garage, a sauna, and landscaped gardens.

Charlie Austin: Price Unknown, Winchester

England national and Queens Park Rangers striker Charlie Austin is a perfect example of how persistence and hard work can help you beat all odds and climb up the ladder of success. He worked as a bricklayer and played non-league football before finally getting a seat at the high table and earning the much-deserved fat checks playing for big clubs.

Charlie now lives large with his wife Bianca and their two kids, thanks to his average annual salary of £3.5 Million. Although not much is known about his Winchester mansion, it’s evident from his pictures that the man has a luxurious abode.

 

Alan Shearer: Undisclosed, Darras Hall

Alan Shearer’s long career, during which he was not only labeled Newcastle United‘s best striker, but also the Premier’s League, has made the former player a wealthy man. Perhaps it was this fortune that granted him the opportunity of buying a house in one of the country’s most lavish neighborhoods, Darras Hall.

A lot of other footballers are also known for house-hunting in the region, but only some managed to hit the jackpot and seal the deal. Though, Alan is yet to give us a house tour, a much-awaited event by the celebrated sportsperson’s fans.

 

Peter Crouch: £3 Million, Surrey

Peter Crouch may have bounced from club to club during his time as a player, but the footballer appears to stick to the roots when it comes to properties. The former Stoke City star has been residing in his beautiful property at Surrey since 2016, and now we understand why the striker never contemplated departing the place.

Who would want to leave the smooth white walls, wooden paneled doors, and grey marble staircase of the manor? Not to mention the large outdoor pool, around which the sportsman’s family celebrate events like birthdays? It is indeed too good a place to give up!

 

Jordan Pickford: £2.1 Million, Cheshire

Ever since Jordan Pickford slipped the ring on Megan Davison’s finger, the two have been considering buying a new place. And now it seems that they have found the perfect match in the £2.1 million-worth property in Cheshire. The five-bedroom manor boasts an indoor cinema, a jacuzzi, and an exquisite off-black theme, that could make all the interior décor enthusiasts fall in love with the place.

The fact that the lodging overlooks a golf course only makes the estate a more appealing one. No wonder the Everton goalkeeper and his missus sealed the deal on this one without much thought!

 

Arsène Wenger: Undisclosed, Barnet

Arsène Wenger may be of French descent, but the iconic football manager appears to have grown fond of the English country and lifestyle too much since his days of managing Arsenal.

That was one of the reasons why even when the legend retired from his managerial duties, he stayed in the nation and worked as a pundit. Arsène currently owns a dwelling in Barnet, but alas, the Frenchman’s house details are not known. Not that we expect a house tour from this workaholic, but a sneak peek inside the place would be appreciated by fans worldwide!

 

Steven Gerrard: £3 Million, Merseyside

Steven Gerrard may have hung up the boots, but that won’t stop us from digging what the Liverpool legend has been up to. And now it appears that the sportsman is all set to move to his Merseyside house.

The exquisite Palladian-style mansion flaunts an indoor pool, four reception rooms, a rear garden, and a modern kitchen. But the fascinating part is that the manor stands in the close vicinity to dazzling bars, coffee shops, and restaurants. Due to the hustle and bustle of the region, Steven could sneak into the shops, have some coffees to go, and stay energized!

 

Gareth Southgate: £3.75 Million, North Yorkshire

Gareth Southgate has a keen taste for both suits and architecture, and his 16th century North Yorkshire house only proves our point furthermore. The beautiful mansion, which consists of six bedrooms, a wine cellar, a private cinema, and vast grounds, has been a subject of fascination by many of his fans.

The vaulted ceilings and the wood-paneled-drawing-room alone are enough to make us stare at the manor in sheer awe; imagine living inside such a palatial dwelling! How does Gareth find the zeal to drag himself out of such a beautiful estate each day is beyond us!

 

Adam Lallana: £1.5 Million, Ringwood

Adam Lallana frequently made his fans roar with delight when he scored stunning goals or made breath-taking passes. And now that we know the Brighton star has a mini football pitch back at his Ringwood abode, everything makes sense. We bet he has been working on some of his strokes.

The house also features basketball hoops for athletic evenings with the family! Though it seems the midfielder’s neighbors weren’t entirely happy with the construction of the gaming complex at first, but specific alterations have put the protests at rest, much to Adam’s relief!

 

Phil Jagielka: £2.5 Million, Knutsford

As a central midfielder, Phil Jagielka gets the brunt of all the soccer action. It can get quite exhausting, so the player made sure to have the perfect place to unwind when scheduling permits – his £2.5 million price tag estate in Knutsford.

The two-story structure has a classic brick detached house design with an expansive garage – enough to park a fleet of vehicles! Sadly, the Sheffield United player had to move out after a string of personal and safety issues that surfaced beginning in 2009, after some men broke into the residence. Better safe than sorry, indeed!

 

Emile Heskey: £3 Million, Hale

Settling in the countryside is a dream come true – but not everyone is lucky enough to do so. Emile Heskey had this in mind when he bought this idyllic property in Hale, and he’s never looked back since. The Cheshire estate covers over 800 square feet, complete with a gym facility and a cinema area for private viewings.

At £3 million, it seemed like the perfect getaway from the city’s hustle and bustle. However, the English athlete decided to sell the property for good when a horrifying ordeal happened within property grounds. It must have been a difficult decision, but you can’t put a price on peace of mind!

 

Kenny Miller: £790,000, Lanarkshire

The Glasgow Rangers was already an excellent team, but things improved drastically when Kenny Miller came onboard. So, when he became a celebrated star player, Miller’s life went from simple to luxe in a heartbeat! So much that he even had to trade his old three-bedroom residence for an upscale home in Lanarkshire.

So, just how stylish is Miller’s new pad? Apparently, the entire marble floor is heated, plus it comes with the best surround-sound system for the screening room. But Miller had to bid goodbye to his dream home after he transferred to Dundees. Good for him!

 

Aiden McGeady: £1 Million, Glasgow

Building your first home is a life-changing experience, so when Aiden McGeady built his five-bedroom pad in 2008, he made sure it was packed with amenities his family would enjoy. The Glasgow property featured a substantial game room, a minibar, and an extensive living area, perfect for hanging out on weekends.

And since the League One player loves natural lighting, the structure was surrounded by huge windows – it’s truly a thoughtful design! But surprisingly, McGeady decided to sell the property in 2017 as he wanted a new one constructed nearby instead. Good thing he could afford it, though!

Theo Walcott: £4 Million, Hertfordshire

Theo Walcott owns a fairytale-like mansion in the serene countryside of Hertfordshire. The region is known for its exquisite architecture, as is evident from the property of the player. But it seems that Southampton star has other plans in mind for the estate. The athlete has now put the manor on sale, at a hefty price of £4 Million.

The nine-acre land is a hot pick in the market, but the asking price appears too much for the potential buyers. However, we’re sure that soon enough, somebody’s fancy will be tickled by the luxe swimming pool complex and the dwelling’s majestic fully-equipped gym.

 

Paul Gascoigne: £6,000 Per Month, Dorset

Most folks would recognize Paul Gascoigne in a heartbeat as he has been in the sports industry since the mid-eighties. So, imagine everyone’s surprise when he wound up renting a home in one of the most elegant neighborhoods in Dorset. With a monthly rental rate of £6,000, the former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder chose a two-bedroom apartment suited to all his needs.

Unfortunately, Gascoigne encountered some lease issues after his landlord refused to renew the contract due to a few unwelcome incidents. We hope he didn’t have trouble looking for a new place after that fiasco!

 

Kevin Nolan: Undisclosed, Newcastle

English pro-football player Kevin Nolan used to play for Newcastle United before transferring to several more teams throughout his career. He moved to a home in Newcastle during this pivotal time, although not much is currently available about the mysterious property.

It is a quaint red-brick house that looks charming even from afar. However, the family’s plans changed when Nolan found himself tasked to lead the Notts County club, and they all ended up moving to an even more fabulous house in Nottingham. Whatever the case, it all worked in their favor in the end.

 

Ruben Loftus-Cheek: £1.8 Million, Cobham

Fulham’s very own Ruben Loftus-Cheek has been an incredible asset to the sports industry, particularly when he joined England’s national team in 2011. Since then, his life has been pretty busy, although the midfielder still manages to relax at his Cobham residence.

The classy abode has two stories with a gorgeous glass patio overlooking the lush garden and a garage extension to boot! It might be a tad challenging to leave the place with a property like this when there’s an out-of-town game. But we need not worry – Loftus-Cheek has the best place in the block to come home to!

 

Adam Johnson: £2 Million, Castle Eden

Having a seven-bedroom mansion is one goal we’d all want to achieve in this lifetime. On the other hand, Adam Johnson lives that dream every day of his life after acquiring the lofty Castle Eden property. Unlike other houses with the typical pool or cinema, Johnson’s home features a bowling alley instead and a small football area in the garden.

The Leeds United winger shared the luxurious gated residence with his old girlfriend and young daughter before they decided to put it up for sale. And as expected, it was sold almost immediately to a fellow sportsman, too. What a lucky guy!