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Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

RAFAEL NADAL has created his own slice of tennis history.

The Spanish legend, 35, claimed a record 21st Grand Slam title after defeating Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open final on Sunday.

Off the court, Rafael Nadal lives a life of luxury
Spanish legend Nadal owns a £4.5m yacht

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal is married to long term love Maria

But off the court, Nadal lives a life of luxury generated by the wads of money he has earned from being an ace on it.

Rafael has made a whopping £150million during his illustrious career, with more to come after his epic win Down Under.

He lives in a stunning beachfront Majorcan mansion, which he paid around £3million for in 2013.

The Real Madrid super fan splashed the cash on a private jet – a Cessna Citation CJ2+ that flies him to tournaments around the globe that cost £5million.

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Nadal can also travel by sea in his stunning £4.5million 80 Sunreef Power catamaran, a super yacht he had custom-made.

He has had insurance worker Maria Francisca Perello by his side throughout his success, with the pair finally marrying in 2019 after 14 years together.

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A home with a view

Although Nadal likes to remain private, like many professional athletes he gave us a glimpse into his amazing home in the Balearic Islands during lockdown in 2020.

Found in Porto Cristo, Manacor, he paid £3million for the stunning beach property that spans just over 1,000 square metres.

It was reported that Nadal spent seven years renovating the mansion, and pulled down some of the buildings before it became a dream place to live.

The design, from what we’ve seen on Instagram, is minimalist with all the essentials Nadal needs.

He has a fully-equipped gym to keep on top of his fitness.

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While in his downtime, he can enjoy views of the Mediterranean sea and idyllic coves from his window.

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal’s property in Majorca offers stunning views of the Mediterranean sea

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Football fan Nadal often shares images inside his dream home on social media

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

The property boasts a fully equipped gym which Nadal showed off during lockdown in 2020

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal gets busy in the kitchen of his stylish home

Time to fly

It’s amazing to think that in 2010, Nadal tried to get on an economy flight to the Match for Africa until rival Roger Federer gave him a lift in his private jet.

Not wanting to get stuck again, the 13-time French Open winner decided to buy his own plane – a Cessna Citation CJ2+ worth £5million.

Only 223 of the jets were made, and it costs around £220,000-per-year to maintain.

The Cessna Citation CJ2+ can accommodate eight passengers in luxury.

Not forgetting what Federer did for him, Nadal gave Viktor Troicki a lift to London in his jet after beating him in the Mercedes Cup final the day before.

Troicki later thanked Nadal for allowing him to fly with him and shared a snap with the former World No1 and a pilot on Twitter.

“Thanks to great champion @RafaelNadal for giving us lift to London!” he said.

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, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal splashed around £5million on a Cessna Citation CJ2+

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Viktor Troicki thanked Nadal for giving him a lift in his private jet

By land and by sea

Back in 2019, Nadal traded in what yacht for another. He sold his 76-foot Italian-built MCY 76 motor yacht he called Beethoven for a cool £2million.

Then, he put that money towards buying an amazing customised 80 Sunreef Power catamaran for £4.5million.

Built for long cruises and not skimping on full comfort, the 80 Sunreef Power is powered by two 1,200 hp engines.

It has a personal jet-ski garage and a 39-foot beam with a superyacht-style flybridge that offers a vast living space big enough to house a hot tub, a wet bar and the waterfall-fed pool.

The main deck can be set up in a variety of ways, dependent on your dining needs with different seating, an open plan kitchen and a bar.

The master suite, which is also on the main deck, offers sea views, as well as natural light thanks to the skylight overhead.

It has an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a spacious closet and a desk.

There are four guest cabins and two crew cabins, with up to 12 guests able to be accommodated at one time.

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, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal relaxes on board his stunning yacht

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

There are four guest cabins on board Nadal’s customised 80 Sunreef Power catamaran

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

An outdoor bar and lounge make the 80 Sunreef Power catamaran the ultimate boys’ toy

Sharing his life

Despite spending most of his time travelling around the world, the one constant in his life is Maria, 33.

Better known as Xisca Perello, she has never been one to hog the limelight or a celebrity lifestyle, though Nadal himself enjoyed hanging out with Spain’s World Cup stars in 2010 with the trophy.

“It’s not a world I want to be part of, nor do I think Rafa would have chosen to be with a woman who looked for that in life,” she once said.

They met in the early 2000s, and were firm friends before they started dating in 2005.

They married in 2019 in a star-studded ceremony in front of around 350 guests at the La Fortaleza castle in Majorca.

Celebrities in tow to watch the couple’s nuptials included actors Tom Hiddleston, Olivia Colman and Hugh Laurie.

But, you’ll never see her on the circuit cheering Rafael on.

“He needs his space when he is competing, and just the idea of me hanging around and waiting on his needs all day tires me out,” she told the Telegraph in 2011.

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“It would asphyxiate me. And then he would have to be worrying about me… No. If I followed him everywhere, I think there’s a risk we might stop getting along.”

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal hangs out with Spain’s 2010 World Cup winning team

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Xisca Perello has been a constant in Nadal’s life since the early 2000s

, Rafa Nadal lives in a £3m Majorca mansion, flies to tournaments in a £5m private jet and owns a £4.5m super yacht

Nadal and Perello finally married in 2019

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