Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal mansion has a bizarre glass pool you can walk under it: Inside his ultra-luxurious Quinta da Marinha home

Cristiano Ronaldo is back in the headlines after leaving Portugal's national team camp ahead of the UEFA Nations League game against Denmark, saying he would explain his decision “in due course”. As speculation swirls around his latest international-team decision, attention is also turning to his life away from the pitch, including the extravagant Portugal mansion he shares with Georgina Rodriguez and their family. Located in the exclusive Quinta da Marinha area, the sprawling property reportedly boasts Atlantic views, lavish interiors, multiple pools and one particularly unusual feature: a glass swimming pool with a passage running underneath it.

As Ronaldo prepares for another chapter of his career, the mansion is expected to become a private retreat for the football star, Georgina Rodriguez and their family.

A glass pool with an unusual twist

Among the mansion's many extravagant features, its indoor swimming pool may be the most unusual. As per Hello Magazine, the property reportedly has an indoor glass pool with an underfloor passage, allowing people below to see swimmers moving through the water above them. The NYPost confirmed the same detail and added that the couple's primary suite is reportedly more than 3,200 square feet.

Inside Ronaldo's sprawling Portugal retreat

As per Architectural Digest, citing the Spanish magazine Semana, shared that the residence sits on approximately three acres and spans almost 54,000 square feet across two floors. Its numerous windows overlook the Atlantic, while the waterfront setting has influenced the home's emphasis on natural light, expansive views and outdoor living. The property reportedly comes with two swimming pools, one indoor and one outdoor, along with a gym, spa, screening room and extensive landscaped gardens.

The overall design brings together contemporary architecture and privacy while taking advantage of its coastal surroundings.

Gold taps, Italian marble and a Louis Vuitton touch

The mansion's interiors are reportedly just as extravagant. As reported by Gulf News, Ronaldo is preparing to settle into the mansion inside an exclusive coastal resort around 30 miles from Lisbon. Another detail of the opulent abode that stands out are solid-gold taps, Italian marble finishes and a bespoke Louis Vuitton mural created especially for Ronaldo and Georgina.

The property is also said to feature a vast infinity pool overlooking the coast and an underground garage designed to accommodate Ronaldo's reported £12 million car collection. Other amenities reportedly include a state-of-the-art gym, smart heating system, massage room and private cinema.

A home designed for privacy and family life

Architectural Digest described the property as a future retreat for Ronaldo and his family, with large windows providing views towards the Atlantic and architecture designed around natural light and the surrounding landscape. As per Hello Magazine, several of the mansion's bedroom suites reportedly offer views of the ocean. Alongside the swimming pools, the home is also thought to include entertainment and wellness spaces, giving the family a range of private facilities within the property itself.

Ronaldo's Portugal chapter continues

Ronaldo recently confirmed that he had left Portugal's national team camp ahead of the UEFA Nations League game against Denmark on Thursday. The decision came shortly after coach Jorge Jesus said he was not planning to start the 41-year-old in the match in Copenhagen.

Ronaldo said he would reveal the reasons for his decision "in due course". In an Instagram statement, Ronaldo said that after the national team's press conference and a conversation with the president of the Portuguese Football Federation, he had decided to leave the training camp. He added that he would eventually tell people "the truth about the reasons" behind his decision. He also wished Portugal and his teammates "good luck, without exception."

A home for Ronaldo's next chapter

A couple of months back, the Portugal superstar announced that he would not return for a seventh World Cup following his nation's Round of 16 elimination against Spain in Dallas. Speaking to SportTV after the match, Ronaldo said it was his "last World Cup" and that he would now have time with his family before making decisions.

Reflecting on his international career, he said he could leave with a "clear conscience", having given his best for Portugal. He also pointed to the country's three titles during his international career, including one European Championship and two UEFA Nations League trophies.