After helping his team lift the World Cup trophy in New York on Sunday, Nico Williams can look forward to unwinding in his luxury Marbella villa.
The Club Atletico star, 24, owns a home in Sierra Blanca, one of the most prestigious residential estates on the Golden Mile.
The sought-after enclave is nestled beneath La Concha mountain just minutes from Puerto Banus and Marbella town centre.
It has become a second home for the Spain international – and now World Cup winner – whenever his football schedule allows.
The EPIC development
Williams’ property is located within EPIC Marbella by Fendi Casa, an ultra-luxury residential complex designed in collaboration with the Italian fashion house.
The development offers residents five-star facilities more commonly found in luxury hotels, including a spa, gym, 25-metre indoor swimming pool, social club, gastrobar, co-working spaces and children’s play areas.
Located around 800 metres from the beach, the gated community also provides 24-hour security and concierge services, ensuring maximum privacy for its high-profile residents.

Estimated to be worth more than €3.5 million
While the exact value of Williams’ home has not been disclosed, comparable properties within the development have sold for around €3.5million, with larger residences commanding significantly higher prices.
The homes enjoy panoramic views across the Mediterranean and La Concha mountain, making Sierra Blanca one of the most desirable addresses on the Costa del Sol.
Williams is also in illustrious company. Tennis legend Novak Djokovic owns a €10million home in the same exclusive neighbourhood.
Next door to Spain’s most expensive mansion
One of the area’s biggest attractions is its proximity to Villa Bellagio, widely regarded as Spain’s most expensive home.


The spectacular mansion, currently on the market for more than €70million, sits on a 14,000-square-metre plot and offers 5,600 square metres of living space.
Among its luxury features are 13 suites, a five-star spa, heated indoor pool, sauna, steam room, massage suites, private cinema with 22 seats, professional bowling alley, billiards room, bar and parking for more than 70 vehicles.
The villa, designed by architect Jesus del Valle, even features a fountain inspired by the famous Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas.
With a luxury retreat in one of Marbella’s most exclusive developments, Williams joins a growing list of international sporting stars who have chosen the Costa del Sol as their home away from home.
