Inside the crazy $170m concept house generated by AI for Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo has been collecting lavish homes like they’re trophies for years now.

This includes a seven-story home that boasts two Olympic-sized swimming pools and a football pitch.

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Now the architects at MANSIONISTI have used AI to design another villa to add to his collection, and it might just be the jewel in his property portfolio.

The concept house is designed to be built in Saudi Arabia, presumably for when Ronaldo tires of the $250k-a-month hotel suite he currently lives in.

The exterior is a traditional villa style, with a wrap-around outside area, an infinity pool and multiple spots to lounge in the sun.

Worried about Ronaldo burning in the Saudi sun or running out of pool space?

Don’t fret: there’s a whole indoor pool room too.

The mansion is a mixture of modern and classic, with traditional Saudi motifs dotted throughout.

The entrance hall is grand, featuring a double staircase and a massive chandelier that we would be scared to stand directly under.

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Ronaldo is known for his enviable car collection, which includes a McLaren Senna and a Rolls-Royce Dawn.

In this fantasy home, he’s been given a fleet of Ferraris that line the driveway.

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The games room of this concept house is designed with football in mind, naturally.

There’s a massive screen, luxurious La-Z-Boys, and a huge foosball table in the center.

And when he’s not playing on the field or the games room, this designer’s created an incredible spa room with a bath made entirely out of gold.

And it wouldn’t be a home fit for Ronaldo without a gym.

This home gym has floor-to-ceiling windows and enough treadmills to keep his whole family pretty busy.

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In the real world, Ronaldo is currently building a $35m property in Lisbon, Portugal.

The project has taken over three years and with another year to go until its completion his neighbours are already complaining.

We say scrap that and commission this dream house instead.