A Peek Into Didier Drogba’s $11.3 Million Mansion in Ivory Coast

A Peek Into Didier Drogba’s $11.3 Million Mansion in Ivory Coast

  • Drogba's Ivorian home features luxury elements inspired by his UK properties, likely including multiple floors and landscaped grounds
  • Beyond his mansion on Ivory Coast, the ex-Chelsea attacker formerly owned multi-million pound homes in the UK
  • The 2012 Champions League winner was one of the highest-paid players in the Premier League between 2004 and 2012

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Iconic Ivorian footballer, now retired from field duties, renowned for his illustrious career at Chelsea FC, has made significant investments in real estate, including a notable mansion in his homeland, Ivory Coast.

Didier Drogba tormented Premier League defenders in his prime.

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Didier Drogba owns a $11.1 million mansion in Abidjan. Image credit: didierdrogba, Senego
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Didier Drogba's luxurious lifestyle

Drogba's penchant for luxury is evident in his real estate choices. Per The Sun, his former mansion in Surrey, England, boasted six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a leisure complex featuring a swimming pool, sauna, and jacuzzi.

Such features reflect the level of comfort and sophistication he likely incorporates into his other residences, including his home in Ivory Coast.

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Drogba's Ivory Coast mansion

Drogba's residence in Ivory Coast is located in the populous economic capital of Abidjan.

The splendid abode has an estimated value of $11.3 million according to AB Prestige Immobilier.

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Night view of Didier Drogba's $11.3 million mansion in Ivory Coast. Image credit: Senego
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Retirement hasn’t slowed Drogba down, he was recently honoured by former side Marseille in France.

The Premier League legend is now investing in real estate, speaking at global events, and enjoying the rewards of his historic career.

Watch the video of Didier Drogba's mansion in Abidjan below.

Drogba's former UK Mansion in Oxshott

Situated in the prestigious Crown Estate of Oxshott, Surrey, Didier Drogba's former UK residence epitomised luxury and elegance.

The Georgian-style mansion, constructed in 2007, spans approximately 8,000 square feet and features seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and multiple reception rooms.

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Notable amenities included a heated indoor swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, a spa, and a sauna, all designed to provide the utmost comfort and relaxation.

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The property also boasted a triple garage and is surrounded by meticulously landscaped gardens, offering privacy and tranquility.

In 2022, the mansion was listed for sale at £6.25 million, reflecting its status as one of the most desirable properties in the area.

Drogba's investments in Ivory Coast

Beyond his real estate investments, Drogba maintains a deep connection to Ivory Coast.

He has been instrumental in philanthropic efforts, including the establishment of the Didier Drogba Foundation, which focuses on health and education initiatives in the country.

His commitment to his homeland underscores the importance of his residence there, serving not just as a home, but as a base for his ongoing contributions to Ivorian society.

Stephen Appiah's GHC 31 million house in Accra

YEN.com.gh earlier reported Stephen Appiah's Accra property. The former Ghana international remains one of the wealthiest ex-players.

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The ex-Black Stars captain, since hanging up his boots, has seamlessly transitioned into business and philanthropy, enjoying a fulfilling life beyond the pitch.

Stephen Appiah is widely respected in the country for his special leadership in helping Ghana qualify for her first-ever FIFA World Cup tournament finals in Germany 2006, reaching the Round of 16.

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Gariba Raubil (Sports Editor) Gariba Raubil is a skilled content writer and journalist with over 14 years of experience in sports journalism. He is a CAF and FIFA-accredited reporter and has been a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS) since 2020. He has covered several international tournaments including two All Africa Games in 2015 and 2023. He also reported on the 2017 CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon and the 2018 Women’s AFCON. Email: gariba.raubil@yen.com.gh

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