The Argentine coach has lived in Mallorca since his time as a player for RCD Mallorca. His home, located between Calvià and Bunyola, stands out for its Mediterranean style, pool, and connection to nature.
Lionel Scaloni, current coach of the Argentine national football team, has maintained his residence in Mallorca since he arrived on the island in 2008 to play for RCD Mallorca. There he met his wife, Elisa Montero, and decided to establish his home after retiring. His house, situated between the municipalities of Calvià and Bunyola, is a refuge away from the media spotlight.
The property features architecture inspired by the Mediterranean, with spacious areas, simple lines, and a strong integration between the interior and exterior. Large windows allow natural light to flood in and provide views of the garden. Light colours and neutral materials dominate the entire construction, creating a sense of spaciousness and harmony.
One of the main attractions is the connection with the Mallorcan landscape. Both the indoor environments and outdoor spaces were designed to take advantage of the island's climate. The home includes several bedrooms, large common areas, a gym, and a solarium.
The rectangular pool occupies a central place in the property’s design. Surrounding it is a terrace with wooden surfaces, soft-toned tiles, and landscaped areas that provide privacy. A covered porch serves as an extension of the interior, ideal for the hotter months.
The interior maintains a sober and functional decor. The spaces feature an open layout that facilitates circulation and visual connection between the rooms. The furniture is minimalist, with few decorative elements, focusing on comfort and practicality for family life.
Scaloni chose Mallorca not only for his sentimental ties but also for the tranquility it offers his family. From the island, he organizes his travels with the Argentine national team. Additionally, the geography of Mallorca allows him to practice cycling, one of his great passions, especially along the routes of the Sierra de Tramuntana.
The property has become a place for rest and family gatherings, away from the hustle and bustle. Although the exact location has not been officially confirmed, various sources suggest it is in Calvià, near El Toro beach, or in Bunyola, a town close to the Serra de Tramuntana.
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