Inside David and Victoria Beckham’s $150 Million Global Property Collection
The Beckhams’ impressive real estate portfolio spans three continents, showcasing their luxurious lifestyle and signature elegance. From urban high-rises to countryside estates and beachfront mansions, every home reflects their sophisticated taste and global influence.
David and Victoria Beckham have extended their dominance beyond football and fashion, creating a multi-faceted empire. David is co-owner of Inter Miami CF and the founder of Studio 99, the production company behind the Emmy-winning Netflix doc Beckham, while also launching his own grooming and whiskey lines. Victoria, a former Spice Girl, now helms her namesake fashion and beauty brand. Combined, their estimated net worth is around £500 million (approximately $671 million), according to The Sunday Times Rich List.
Their real estate journey mirrors their rise to fame. In Spain, during David’s Real Madrid stint, they lived in a grand Tuscan-style villa. When he joined LA Galaxy in 2007, the couple moved into a luxurious Beverly Hills mansion, which they eventually sold in 2018 for $33 million.
Even at sea, their luxury continues with Seven, a $20 million Riva 130 Bellissima yacht named after David’s jersey number and daughter Harper’s middle name. It’s a floating getaway for their family of six.
Sky-High Luxury in Dubai
After gifting a Palm Jumeirah villa to Victoria’s parents, the Beckhams moved into a luxe apartment in the iconic Burj Khalifa in 2009. Reportedly costing £5 million ($5 million), the unit gives them access to top-tier amenities: four pools, a cigar lounge, a private library, a gourmet grocery, several restaurants, and a sprawling four-story wellness complex.
Their London Home Base
In 2013, the couple purchased a stunning Grade II–listed Victorian townhouse in Holland Park for roughly $38 million, later investing another $10 million in renovations. The four-story home includes six bedrooms, an indoor pool, a gym, a fashion runway, a wine cellar, a guesthouse for their eldest son, Brooklyn, and even rumors of a hidden escape tunnel. David’s dressing room and perfectly maintained black stove were featured in the Beckham docuseries.
Idyllic Cotswolds Estate
Seeking a family-friendly countryside retreat, the Beckhams bought a £12 million converted barn in the Cotswolds in 2016, just minutes from celeb hotspot Soho Farmhouse. They merged three historic buildings into a nine-bedroom estate filled with rustic charm, a cinema, spa, gym, and a moody wine cellar. Outside, the grounds—designed by Marcus Barnett—feature a natural swimming pond, an orchard with 23 tree varieties, wildflower meadows, a soccer pitch, sauna, and a $61,000 luxury glamping tent.
Miami Penthouse Living
In 2020, they purchased a full-floor penthouse at the futuristic One Thousand Museum for $19.8 million. Designed by the late Zaha Hadid, the five-bedroom residence includes soaring glass walls, multiple terraces, and access to exclusive building amenities like a sky lounge, helipad, spa, and double-height aquatic center.
$72 Million Miami Mansion
Doubling down in Miami, the Beckhams bought a $72.25 million waterfront mansion on North Bay Road in 2024. Designed by Choeff Levy Fischman and built by Bart Reines, the sleek home includes nine bedrooms and 11 bathrooms across 12,500 square feet. Highlights include reflecting pools, a two-story vertical garden, a gourmet kitchen with three islands, a resort-style primary suite, and a palm-fringed infinity pool facing Biscayne Bay.
From rural England to sunny Miami and the skyscrapers of Dubai, the Beckhams’ property empire is as glamorous and well-curated as the couple themselves.
