According to Daily Sports, former Real Madrid star Ramos and his wife Pilar Rubio sold their Madrid mansion and made a huge profit.
Ramos and Pilar have ushered in a new chapter in life. Since leaving Real Madrid 4 years ago, Ramos has spent two seasons in Monterrey, Mexico, and has adapted well to the new environment and is enjoying the final stage of his career.
Ramos no longer lives in Madrid. He and his wife Pilar have decided to end their life in Madrid and sell their mansion located in one of the most luxurious areas in the north of Madrid. Pilar has also rearranged her daily life to balance her television career and other projects with her role as a mother.
The transaction was completed at a price of nearly 7 million euros, marking that the couple will leave Madrid and start a new life.
This property located in Moraleja is a rare treasure on the market. Moraleja is considered the center of Spain's high-end residential area, where privacy and elegance are almost basic requirements.
This spectacular residence has a floor area of approximately 2,500 square meters and was purchased by the couple in 2018 for approximately 6 million euros. The resale resulted in a substantial appreciation gain, confirming the high demand for properties in this area.
For many years, the mansion has been an intimate family retreat for the couple and their four children, with amenities designed to provide maximum comfort, including a spacious resort-quality pool, screening room, and open spaces filled with modernity and charm.
In the luxury real estate market, this news has attracted widespread attention. Moraleja remains the go-to area for celebrities, executives and athletes, not far from downtown Madrid and home to many mansions close to contemporary palaces.
For Ramos and Pilar, this transaction symbolizes the end of an important chapter in their family life. Bidding farewell to the home that accompanied them through their years of success and growth, new opportunities and challenges are waiting for them.
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