WHEN he’s not training in pursuit of a 25th Grand Slam title at Puente Romano, Novak Djokovic kicks back in a €11 million Marbella mansion – here we take you inside.
Tennis legend Novak Djokovic bought his Marbella mansion in the exclusive Sierra Blanca neighbourhood for €11.2 million back in December 2020.
Before being snapped up by the Serbian tennis star, the luxury property was reportedly rented out for around €10,000 a month.
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The multi-million-euro price tag is no surprise given its location.
Sierra Blanca is one of Marbella’s most sought-after residential areas, known for its privacy, sea views and it’s just a five-minute drive from the city centre.
The property boasts nine bedrooms along with a range of luxury amenities befitting the former world No.1 tennis player.
It features a private tennis court, a fully equipped gym, an indoor swimming pool and a spa complete with a sauna and Turkish baths, offering the perfect setup for training, recovery and off-court relaxation.
The property also features a cinema room and a games room complete with table football and pool tables, giving Nole plenty of options to unwind off the court.
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Djokovic’s wife Jelena reportedly oversaw a renovation of the property inspired by minimalist Feng Shui principles.
The nine bedrooms were renovated in a more minimalist style, with large floor-to-ceiling windows retained to maximise natural light.
Djokovic’s Marbella residence allows him to train both at home and at the nearby Puente Romano Tennis Club, where he is regularly coached by Pepe Imaz.
His Marbella mansion forms part an already extensive property portfolio, with the Serbian star also owning homes in his native Serbia, as well as New York, Miami, Monte Carlo and Athens.
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