Inside Conor McGregor’s $6M Houses: $3 Million Dublin Home, Las Vegas Mansion & Marbella

Let’s talk about Conor McGregor – and no, not about his latest civil lawsuit financial loss, or his long-awaited comeback to the Octagon which keeps getting delayed for one reason or the other. For a change, let’s talk bout how one man made sure to carve a rags to riches story from, becoming a household name not just for hardcore UFC fans. Have you ever wondered the exact amount ‘Mystic Mac’ has in his bank account? Does he keep his money like how Walter and Skyler White kept theirs in Breaking Bad? Inside an abandoned shuttered shop as a storage unit? Or does he invest in businesses and real estate?

UFC fighters are not just warriors inside the Octagon- they are investments themselves, and McGregor was perhaps the best gamble that Dana White made. His performances against Jose Aldo and Eddie Alvarez, to name a few, were enough to make him an obvious choice for million dollars worth of payouts and bonuses. And what did the former dual-weight champ do with all his hard-fought money? The genius invested it in his liquor business and wait for it—he bought million dollar worth mansions in different countries! What do you think? How many houses does Conor McGregor have?

Conor McGregor’s mansion in Ireland

If you’re one of the richest athletes in the world, it’s imperative that you live in a big house, and Conor McGregor is no different. He owns three huge luxurious mansions across different countries and a 4th one is on the way. The $200 million UFC fighter has a house in his home country of Ireland. The country saw him become the biggest UFC star from a plumber’s apprentice and he boasts his wealth with a mansion in his home country . He splurged £2m or $3 million on a stunning mansion in 2019 which used to be owned by a son of former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds.

Known as The Paddocks near Straffan, Co. Kildare, Conor McGregor’s first house after superstardom is perched behind an elite gated community called Ladycastle at the K Club, famous for being the place for the Ryder Cup in 2006. Now let’s come to the more important part—you must be wondering how big the house is from the inside. Well to start, this royal abode has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a living room, and dining, and that’s not all. It has a kitchen, games room, and horse riding facilities, as well as incredible views of the River Liffey.

Entering the luscious abode, you are faced with a spiral staircase, and the tiled room is alight with stunning crystal chandeliers. On top of that McGregor will never miss a training session thanks to his state-of-the-art gym inside his luxury home. Moving on, let’s look at another one of Conor McGregor’s houses, this time, far across the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay, in Spain.

Inside Conor McGregor’s luxury villa in Marbella 

If you know how beautiful Ireland is then you must also know that the weather is not so pleasant during winters. One would resort to heaters or thermostats during the freezing temperatures but McGregor has a way to deal with Ireland’s harsh winters. The larger-than-life Irishman did not wait for the cold to engulf his family and to experience good weather, he parted with around £1.3 million ($1.6 million) for a luxury holiday home in Marbella in 2018.

The mansion is the perfect getaway to whisk his partner Dee Devlin and their four children away to soak up some Vitamin D. Found in The Heights, a luxury development that boasts wonderful views of the Mediterranean and is on the destination of the La Resina Golf Course, the home features modern design.

The MMA star purchased this villa with a minimalist touch along with a spectacular LED-lit driveway. Wait for it, because the inside the house gets even better with a luxurious gym, a home spa, and a swimming pool directly accessible from the bedroom.

While man-made pools are fine, McGregor can also gaze at the ocean while relaxing in his hot tub. Complete with a wine cellar and an elevator to boot, this is a mansion straight out of a movie. Now, to go back to when ‘Mystic Mac’ was on the rise, and made his first big spend on a home as a rising UFC star – the Mac Mansion in Las Vegas!

How big is Conor McGregor’s house in Las Vegas?

Welcome to Viva Las Vegas where McGregor purchased the ‘Mac Mansion’ in 2015 before taking on Jose Aldo, and this house is as impressive as it gets! It makes sense that he would buy a house in Las Vegas with so many of his fights happening in the city. A 15-minutes drive from the Vegas Strip, this 12,000 square-foot Henderson home has 7 bedrooms, a 50 ft infinity pool, a spa, and a golf course! Every single bedroom has its own en-suite, while the master bedroom features a marble jacuzzi – it’s like a house within a house!

As for the garage, there’s room for ten of Conor’s cherished motors. But let’s note that this one was a rented mansion and went on sale in 2017 for around $27,66,610. And last but not least, let’s talk about his 4th addition which is still in construction mode.

‘The Notorious’ plans for a new home, and it’s his biggest!

Even though he lost $257,000 in the civil lawsuit that Nikita Hand filed against him, this was not even a dent in his fortune because another house was on the way. The 36-year-old planned to construct a 6-bedroom luxury home in Ireland. But, unfortunately for the Irishman, there was a hurdle with this one.

The plans for the pad in rural Straffan, County Kildare, has two giant basements – one under the house with an indoor swimming pool, cinema, gym, sauna, jacuzzi, and treatment room. And the other independent basement of the house has a games room, bar, and car park. 

He was initially permitted by Kildare County Council to partly demolish and extend the original home in 2021. The construction and demolition were already underway but the mega-mansion was five times the size of a normal mansion resulting in the the council having complaints. The new house will be 3073 square meters compared to the already existing 605.  The outdoor basement will be approx 746 square meters which is almost ten times the size of a normal three-bedroom house in the UK. 

But now the construction is in a standstill and with the civil lawsuit on his head – the same one that led him to lose business deals and this can prove to be quite bad for further approvals for the mansion. However, he does have three other mega houses to lean on so does he really have to worry? What do you think?