How is the huge mansion of 4 million euros that Rafael Nadal has in Mallorca

As he recovers from his latest injury in search of a fitting end to his phenomenal tennis career, Rafael Nadal rests in his mansion in the Comarca del Levante Mallorca with his wife, Mery Perelló and her baby Rafael. Located at the top of Porto Cristo, it has two floors, a large gallery and terrace, a huge pool and stone steps that lead to a cliff.

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Although the Mallorcan tennis player is very jealous of his privacy, in some posts on his social networks he has shared some of the most wonderful corners of his property, which was also photographed with drones. The mansion is located in Mallorca, the largest island in the Balearic archipelago.

Rafael Nadal He bought the immense villa for four million euros in 2013, but over the years he carried out renovations that are estimated to have at least doubled its value.

Rafael Nadal, with a mansion next to the Mediterranean Sea

The mansion can be seen in the distance, as if it were a huge fortification, because it is located in one of the highest corners of Porto Cristo. With classic Majorcan lines and a façade made of light colored stones, the construction has several parts. The main two-story house stands out, surrounded by a small access building, a side building that looks like a ship, and a huge pool.

The most familiar space is a room with armchairs and a coffee table, where the tennis player was seen watching the World Cup matches in Qatar while enjoying delicious tapas. From there you go out to a large gallery with stone walls, with a wonderful view of the Mediterranean Sea.

The place has three rooms in the traditional Mallorcan style, with rounded arches and ceramic floors, and three bedrooms. One of his favorite spaces is a large gym, where the tennis player was able to do his professional training for the big ATP tournaments.

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The kitchen, of enormous proportions, is characterized by its minimalist and impeccable style. The mansion also has a large terrace with wonderful views of the island of Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, and the Mediterranean Sea.

You can also make out Manacor, the town where Rafael Nadal He was born on June 3, 1986, 37 years ago, and has his tennis academy. He was also born there Mery Perellówith whom he was dating for 14 years before getting married in 2019.

During the pandemic, the Spanish tennis player showed various spaces in his luxurious home in Spain.

The main house also has a large basement. And one of its most picturesque features is a large stone stairway that leads privately down to the Mediterranean Sea, ending at a cliff with commanding views.

The farewell, getting closer

After the last injury at the Australian Open last January, Rafael Nadal He announced that he would make a “point and aside” in his impressive career to recover throughout this year and try to say goodbye to the professional circuit next year.

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One of the best clay-court tennis players of all time, he has already hinted several times that his retirement is very close due to his injuries, but he also always clarified: “I don’t think I deserve to end up like this.”

“I have worked hard in recent times so that my end is not in a press conference. I’m not going to let myself go early. It is always worth making one more effort and I will fight for it,” he said. Rafael Nadal in one of his last press conferences at his Manacor tennis academy, very close to his large mansion.