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Djokovic Buys Mega-Mansion After Lockdown Stay
17 Sep
Summary
- Djokovic rented his Marbella mansion for €10,000 weekly during lockdown.
- He purchased the 3,500 sqm estate for around €10 million in late 2020.
- The property features a private tennis court, gym, spa, and cinema.
Novak Djokovic's pandemic-era rental in Marbella's Sierra Blanca has become a prominent home. During the 2020 lockdown, the 24-time Grand Slam champion rented a mansion for approximately €10,000 weekly.
By December 2020, he purchased the 3,500-square-meter estate for around €10 million. The property boasts nine bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a private tennis court, indoor pool, gym, spa, and cinema, providing ample space for his family and training.
Djokovic relocated his family base to Marbella after living in Monte Carlo for about 15 years. This move offered him more space and a private setting conducive to maintaining his rigorous training regimen.
The mansion, initially featuring Mediterranean and Moroccan design, underwent a significant renovation. By January 2022, the focus was on a minimalist, Feng Shui-inspired redesign with enhanced natural light and neutral interiors.
By 2023, the renovation was complete, resulting in a minimalist home with white walls, wood accents, and greenery. The property is one of Djokovic's international holdings, which also include residences in Serbia and New York.
