CONOR McGREGOR has a new place to keep his head down after splashing out a whopping £1.3million on a luxury holiday home in Marbella.

The Irish star has kept himself out of the headlines after being charged by police for his remarkable meltdown at a UFC event.

8Conor McGregor has splashed out a whopping £1.3million on the villa in MarbellaCredit: The Heights

The MMA scrapper and turned himself into cops last month after launching a metal trolley through a bus window.

And while McGregor waits for the verdict, which could be a maximum seven years in jail, he’ll be able to soak up the sun in the luxury resort called The Heights.

The Mail report that the 29-year-old has fallen in love with the development that boast wonderful views of the Mediterranean and is on the door step of the La Resina Golf Course.

His villa looks spectacular from the outside with an LED lit driveway and smart water feature.

8The villa comes with all the latest smart home technology and boasts wonderful views of the oceanCredit: The Heights8McGregor can relax in the outdoor pool and gaze out to the oceanCredit: The Heights

And on the inside it gets even better with his own customised gym, a home spa and large outdoor swimming pool – which is directly accessible from his bedroom.

A massive dining area overlooks the ocean and he can also gaze out onto the coast while relaxing in his hottub.

The villa also includes all the latest home smart technology, a wine cellar and a lift to boot.

McGregor isn’t the only celebrity to have forked out a fortune to own a property at the La Resina country club estate.8McGregor can impress guests as they dine with in the luxury Marbella resortCredit: The Heights8Pictures from the outside show how McGregor will be living a life of luxury at the propertyCredit: The Heights8The home comes complete with a gym and hottubCredit: The Heights8McGregor is trying to stay out of the headlines after being charged by policeCredit: Splash News

Tottenham’s Harry Winks is a brand ambassador for the resort and former Stoke stopper Thomas Sorensen also owns a property.

Former US Open golf champ Michael Campbell is another player to invest in the Marbella hotspot.