1. Farewell to Las Lomas: The 875 m² Villa
- Location & Features
Nestled in one of Madrid’s most exclusive neighborhoods, Courtois’s former home boasted seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private pool, wine cellar, home cinema, and other top-tier amenities. - Sale Price
According to Marca and El Confidential, he sold the villa for €4.5 million to fund his move to a quieter, nature-surrounded residence.
2. Unveiling the 15,000 m² “Forest Castle”
- Three-Story Villa
The new residence features a 6,000 m² three-level mansion with floor-to-ceiling windows and soaring atriums that seamlessly blend indoors and out, maximizing light and panoramic views. - Private Woodland
Beyond the villa itself, the surrounding woodland—exclusively owned by Courtois—spans an additional 9,000 m². In total, the estate covers 15,000 m², a true “forest castle” providing his family with a private outdoor playground. - Move-In Plans
Construction is complete, and in October Courtois, his wife, and three children will begin life amid nature’s embrace, far from urban noise.
3. Career & New Contract on the Horizon
- Seven Years as Real’s No. 1
Since joining in 2018, Courtois has been the undisputed starting goalkeeper under Zidane, Ancelotti, and now Xabi Alonso, consistently ranking top in saves and clean sheets in La Liga. - Contract Extension
Spanish media report that Real Madrid are preparing a contract renewal through 2027 with a salary increase. If finalized, Courtois will break the club’s “one-year deals for veterans” tradition and set a new standard for long-term trust in experienced players.
Conclusion
Trading a city-center mansion for a vast woodland retreat, Courtois’s new home is both a sanctuary for his family and a testament to his balance of career and personal life. Over the next three years, he will continue guarding Real Madrid’s goal from his “forest castle,” writing a new chapter both on and off the pitch.
