Five of the UK’s richest people own large parts of Mallorca

In sixth place is Anthony Bamford & family: $6.9 billion, who own properties in Andratx and in seventh and eight position are David Reuben: $6.8 billion and Simon Reuben: $6.8 billion who own large estates on the island.

In 14th place is Michael Ashley: $5.2 billion who, with members of his family, also owns properties in the Andratx area.

Only this week Jim Ratcliffe’s acquisition of a 25% stake in Manchester United was ratified by the Premier League after he passed the organisation’s owners’ and directors’ test.

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The $1.25 billion deal, in which the INEOS chairman will also invest $300 million into club infrastructure and take charge of the club’s soccer operations, was struck in December.

He owns a property on the island, and his sailing team has a base here. His cycling team trains here and his yacht cruises local waters during the summer. Mallorca has a lot to thank Britain’s richest man, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, for.

The Reuben brothers own 1065 hectares (2,632 acres), of sea frontage totalling around 13.5 kilometres in Mallorca. The holdings are located within Manacor, Capdepera, Arta, and overlooking the Bay of Palma.

Mike Ashley, the former owner of Newcastle United, has a mansion located on a cliff between Cala Vinyes and Cala Falcó, just along the coast from Magalluf. The property includes a private cave that was once a club and which is only accessible by sea or by steps from the mansion.

Then of course, while not on the UK’s mega rich list, is Sir Richard Branson, who owns the luxury Son Bunyola Hotel, which opened last year, and an enormous estate in Banyalbufar where he is now working on opening another hotel.