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Ronaldo’s $7.4M Cheshire mansion gets price cut

Cristiano Ronaldo's former Cheshire mansion, a sprawling 23-acre estate in Alderley Edge, has seen a significant reduction in its asking price. Originally listed for around $7.4 million in 2023, the property was recently lowered to approximately $6.7 million. The estate, known for its luxurious amenities including a seven-bedroom main mansion, indoor heated swimming pool, professional gym, sauna, jacuzzi, cinema, wine cellar, tennis court, and padel court, was once Ronaldo's primary residence following his return to Manchester United in 2021.

However, the property was vacated shortly after Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, rendering it less practical as a main home. Despite its expansive features, the estate remained unsold for over 18 months, leading to a price cut of £500,000. The substantial maintenance and operational costs, coupled with privacy and security concerns, contributed to the decision to lower the asking price.

The property, which attracted attention for its unique combination of luxury and extensive grounds, now remains a subject of interest for potential buyers seeking a substantial and extravagant residence in Cheshire.

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