David and Victoria Beckham live a luxurious life across multiple countries, having built up substantial wealth. The ex-England captain initially made a fortune from football before earning huge sums from other revenue streams, while former Spice Girl Victoria has made a name for herself in the fashion world.

The Beckhams are one of the world’s most recognisable families and have a combined net worth of £500million, according to The Sunday Times Rich List. As David is co-owner of Major League Soccer side Inter Miami, the Beckhams spend a lot of their time between the US and their UK properties.

David and Victoria have provided behind-the-scenes looks at their family life through their respective Netflix documentaries, with Victoria’s being released on the streaming platform earlier this year. The documentaries also gave a glimpse into the Beckhams’ property portfolio, which is worth a combined £111m.

The Beckham family first moved stateside after David joined LA Galaxy in 2007. Almost two decades on, the former Manchester United star remains strongly linked to the country through Inter Miami, a team he helped co-found that now boasts Lionel Messi as an integral part of their squad.

In October 2024, The Sun reported that the Beckhams had paid £55m in cash for a huge Miami mansion, which overlooks Biscayne Bay. The 14,270sqft property boasts nine bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, according to the Daily Mail, as well as a home cinema, personal spa, and swimming pool.

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The kitchen is built to chef-standard, with ample outdoor spaces to entertain guests. Situated on the coast, the property also has mooring space for a yacht.

In addition to their Florida mansion, the Beckhams also own a penthouse in Miami. The 10,000sqft property was bought for £18m in 2020.

In the UK, David and Victoria spend part of their time at their Cotswolds estate in Chipping North. The Grade-II listed farmhouse was purchased for £6.15m in 2016 and featured in both David and Victoria’s documentaries.

The cameras showed an open fireplace and elegant dining room, with giant chandeliers adding to the country manor aesthetic. There is also a huge kitchen, where David is known to prepare meals for the family.

Outside, there is an orchard and a sizeable garden space, where David took up beekeeping during lockdown. The Metro reports that other amenities include a football pitch, tennis court and a £50,000 BBQ tent.

The Beckhams divide their time in the UK between their Cotswolds estate and their London townhouse. The family’s London home cost £31m in 2013.

David and Victoria have reportedly spent around £8m on renovations, which required planning permission as the building is listed. The four-storey home boasts six bedrooms, converting another into a dressing room.

The Sun claimed it took the Beckhams three years to feel their home was complete. The property features a gym, study, wine cellar and a nail salon.

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