A three-meter wall serves as a barrier around one of the most exclusive properties in the province. Just 40 minutes from Seville, in the municipality of Bollullos de la Mitación, stands La Alegría, the imposing rustic-style estate spanning more than 44 hectares owned by Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio.
The high-profile couple’s headquarters—a veritable private amusement park tailored to their passions—also served as the venue for their wedding in 2019.
And although his career has taken him to clubs all over the world—he’s back after his stint with the Rayados de Monterrey—Sevilla is the place the player always returns to and to which he is connected through projects like Yeguada SR4.
12,000 square meters, a soccer field, swimming pools, and a paddle tennis court
Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, the property is known for its strict privacy: a concrete wall nearly three meters high surrounds the perimeter, ensuring the family’s complete seclusion.
The main house covers nearly 13,000 square meters spread over two floors, featuring a rustic style inspired by the country estates typical of the province of Seville. Its whitewashed facade, dark wooden beams, tiles, and wrought-iron details exude the essence of Andalusia—all without sacrificing first-class amenities.
Spacious, open-concept living areas, a spa, and, of course, a high-performance gym designed for elite training.
The property has no shortage of recreational spaces: a paddle tennis court, a private bullring, a regulation-size natural-grass soccer field for personal training, and children’s play areas.
The home of the SR4 Stud Farm is another centerpiece of the estate, featuring designer stalls, dressage arenas, and expansive pastures where world-champion horses graze, such as Yucatán de Ramos, the soccer star’s star stallion.
The setting for Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio’s wedding
Although the couple has always kept their private life under wraps, La Alegría made international headlines in June 2019 on the occasion of their wedding.
After the religious ceremony at the Seville Cathedral, the estate was transformed for one night into a true themed festival.
The more than 400 guests—including David and Victoria Beckham, national team teammates, and television stars—were greeted by a giant Ferris wheel, bumper car tracks, Native American teepees, and live music stages.
A setting designed in the purest style of a high-end amusement park.
