David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham have lived in numerous unique homes over their nearly three decades together. The couple, known for their globe-trotting careers, have always prioritized family and home life. Their real estate portfolio includes properties in the UK, Spain, France, the USA, and the UAE, each with distinct character and amenities.

Their first home together was a modest four-bedroom duplex in Salford, bought by David in 1996 after his legendary halfway line goal. They sold it in 1999, the year they married. Their first joint purchase was a penthouse in Oakwood House, Alderley Edge, in 1998, which they later sold for a profit.

Starter Home

David Beckham's first home was a four-bedroom redbrick semi-detached duplex in Salford, purchased in 1996 for approximately $187,000. He sold it in 1999 for around $232,000 adjusted for inflation.

Oakwood House

The couple bought a penthouse in Oakwood House, Alderley Edge, in 1998 for $400,000. They sold it in 2002 for $733,000.

Rowneybury House (Beckingham Palace)

In 1999, they purchased Rowneybury House for $3.14 million, dubbed "Beckingham Palace" due to extensive renovations. The Grade II-listed property featured seven bedrooms, an indoor pool, recording studio, game room, and a gym on 24 acres. They sold it in 2014 for over $11 million profit.

Heawood Hall Estate

In 2001, the family moved to a converted barn on the Heawood Hall Estate in Nether Alderley. This five-bedroom property cost $1.5 million plus $250,000 in renovations. It included a 35-foot indoor pool, gym, and playroom. They sold it in 2012 for $2.75 million.

Dubai Villa

In 2003, they bought a luxury villa on Palm Jumeirah, which they later gifted to Victoria's parents in 2009.

French Vacation Home

Also in 2003, they purchased a six-bedroom villa in Bargemon, Côte d'Azur, for $1.9 million, spending $6.2 million on renovations. They listed it for $2.9 million in 2016, likely at a loss.

Spanish Residence

When David joined Real Madrid in 2003, they bought a Tuscan-style mansion in La Moraleja in 2005 for about $5 million. After David left for LA Galaxy in 2007, the property sat empty for eight years before selling for $5.2 million.

Beverly Hills Mansion

Upon moving to the US in 2007, they bought an 11,497-square-foot Italian-style villa in Beverly Hills for $18.2 million. It had six bedrooms, an elevator, library, and media room. They sold it in 2018 for $33 million.

Burj Khalifa Unit

In 2009, they purchased a unit in the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, for around $5 million. The building offers four pools, a health facility, library, and more.

London Town House

Their primary residence is a Grade II-listed Victorian townhouse in Holland Park, London, bought in 2013 for $37.9 million. Renovations costing $10 million added a separate quarters for their son Brooklyn. The 9,000-square-foot mansion includes six bedrooms, indoor pool, wine cellar, gym, fashion runway, and a rumored escape tunnel.

Cotswolds Retreat

In 2016, they bought three Grade II farmhouses in the Cotswolds for $7.6 million and converted them into a nine-bedroom estate. Features include a swimming lake, apiary, wildflower meadows, sauna, tennis court turned soccer pitch, and a $61,000 glamping tent. Valued at $14.7 million.

Miami Penthouse

In 2020, David paid $19.8 million for a penthouse in Zaha Hadid's One Thousand Museum tower. The 9,200-square-foot unit on the 59th floor had five bedrooms, six baths, and wrap-around balcony. They sold it in February 2026 for $24.6 million.

Miami Mansion

In 2024, the couple bought a $72.3 million mansion designed by Choeff Levy Fischman. The 14,270-square-foot home sits on half an acre with 124 feet of Biscayne Bay frontage. It features nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms, three kitchen islands, a 40-foot living room, gym, spa, home theater, and a 600-bottle wine cellar. The property includes reflecting pools, a waterfall entry, and an infinity pool.

Throughout their decades in the public eye, David and Victoria Beckham have built an impressive real estate empire, reflecting their success, style, and commitment to family. Each home tells a story of their journey from Manchester to global icons.

Source:MSN News