Exploring Jamie Vardy’s new luxurious life in Burnley as England football hero and his wife Rebekah ditch $2.5M+ Lake Garda mansion

Jamie Vardy is set for a major lifestyle change after swapping Italy for Lancashire. The Leicester City legend, now 39, has joined Burnley after leaving Italian club Cremonese. His move means he will leave behind his £2million ($2.7m) home on the shores of Lake Garda as he begins a new chapter in England.Vardy is expected to live in the north-west during the season. His wife Rebekah Vardy is likely to remain mainly at their Grantham home, where their children Sofia and Ella attend school. The family could still make regular trips to Burnley to support the veteran striker.Jamie Vardy moves to England from Italy as he joins Burnley Jamie Vardy has already made his feelings clear about his move to the new club.He said, “This club has a proper footballing history and passionate fans who deserve a team that represents them and their town. I can’t wait to get going on the pitch and help the team move in the right direction.”The move could see the former England striker enjoy a very different lifestyle from his time in northern Italy.Vardy had a £2million property near Lake Garda. The area is famous for its stunning lake, mountains and relaxed lifestyle. But his new home will be closer to Burnley and the club’s training base.There are several affluent areas in Lancashire that could appeal to the Vardys. Buckshaw Village is one option. The modern development has become popular with footballers across the north-west. It also offers an easier commute to Burnley’s Barnfield Training Centre.Vardy could also look further towards Manchester. With his estimated wealth of around $50 Million (per celebrity net worth) , he could afford a luxury property in one of the region’s most expensive areas.The Cheshire Golden Triangle is another possibility. Hale, Wilmslow and Alderley Edge are well known for attracting footballers and celebrities. Stars from Manchester United and Manchester City have also lived in the area.Talking about his wife Rebekah, she has often been a regular presence at Jamie’s matches. She has admitted that penalties can make her particularly nervous.She once said, “Jamie is so laid back about football, he doesn’t get nervous. The only time I get nervous is when he has to take a penalty. It’s anxiety-inducing and I’m always so relieved when he hits the back of the net.”At Turf Moor, Rebekah and the family could make use of the club’s hospitality areas, including the Jimmy Mac Hospitality Lounge and the 1882 Lounge.Vardy will also have access to luxury relaxation options after matches and training.Crow Wood Hotel & Spa is one of Lancashire’s most exclusive resorts. Its Woodland Spa underwent a £16million refurbishment in 2024. The resort includes steam rooms, saunas, a rooftop infinity pool and a thermal garden bar overlooking Pendle Hill.For Vardy, the move may mean saying goodbye to Lake Garda. But his new life in Lancashire could still offer plenty of luxury.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.