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They may be one of the world’s most recognisable couples, but when it comes to their houses, of which they have a few, Victoria and David Beckham tend to keep things private.
However, over the years, we’ve been able to catch glimpses inside the Beckhams’ glamorous mansions, villas and townhouses via social media and the celebrity couple’s respective Netflix docuseries, with Victoria’s own three-part documentary now available to stream.
Here, we take a look at the former Spice Girl and her ex-football star’s current property portfolio, which spans the UK and beyond.
Where do Victoria and David Beckham live?
While Victoria and David Beckham have multiple properties in the UK and the US, the couple’s primary place of residence is believed to be London, where they have a lavish townhouse in Holland Park.
The Beckhams’ London townhouse
In 2013, the Beckhams bought this four-storey Victorian townhouse in Holland Park, which is said to be worth a whopping £30+ million, or around $60 million. Since buying on ‘Millionaire’s Row’, the pair have invested millions in contemporary renovations for the historic home.
Blending modern style with old-world charm, the home features a black and white colour palette and refurbished period elements.
In the kitchen, a contemporary country aesthetic is embraced in the form of a large timber island bench, stainless steel benchtops and hanging copper pots and pans.
The Beckhams’ Cotswolds estate
In David Beckham’s docuseries, the former soccer star and his high-profile British family are mostly seen at their sprawling country estate in the Cotswolds, which is estimated to be worth £12 million (approximately $24.3 million).
The property comes with a football pitch, naturally, as well as a pond and boat house, sauna, pool, billiards room and a gym.
The Beckhams’ Miami mansion and apartment
Last year, the Beckhams expanded their property portfolio in the US, adding a waterfront Miami mansion to the list, to the tune of approximately $119 million. Positioned overlooking Biscayne Bay, the modern nine-bedroom residence boasts a spa, swimming pool and direct water access.
However, the mansion wasn’t the pair’s first Miami property purchase. In 2020, the couple snapped up a full-floor penthouse in the One Thousand Museum, a futuristic and ultra-luxurious apartment building designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid. It’s believed the Beckhams paid close to $40 million for the penthouse.
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