Novak Djokovic has an impressive property portfolio that stretches from Serbia to America and even Marbella, where he owns a mansion that is reportedly worth €10 million (£8.5 million).
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The Wimbledon star spent a lot of the pandemic in Marbella with his wife Jelena and children Stefan and Tara. The family previously lived in Monte Carlo for 15 years, but in December 2020, Novak is said to have made the decision to make their nine-bedroom Marbella home their primary residence.
It boasts eight bathrooms, a games room, a tennis court, and even an on-site spa. Take a look inside Novak Djokovic's regal home…
Novak's tennis court
The star has given glimpses into his home life via Instagram, including the picturesque location of the tennis court. The all-green sporting addition is in a sunken position and is surrounded by white pillars and idyllic palm trees.
© InstagramDuring an IGTV, Novak revealed a quirky piece of art on his wall – a bright red and blue painted figure – which could be the star himself.
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© InstagramNovak's living room
During the lockdown period, Novak turned his living area into a tennis court, batting the ball over a collection of dining room chairs. Usually, the ornate-looking chairs are positioned around a vast dining table that has a decadent chandelier hanging above it.
© InstagramThey clearly have a penchant for vibrant artwork as there is a large abstract piece hanging on the wall in the dining room and there is a large animal statue splattered in paint.
Through the doors, fans can see that the family has a large outdoor sofa to enjoy the Spanish sunshine.
In a video of the couple dancing, posted by Jelena to mark her husband's birthday, they revealed large white pillars with a shielded terrace where the dining table and sofa were positioned.
The entranceway to their property is just as grand as the interiors, with huge castle-like wooden doors, black and white chequered floor tiles, and a gilded console table.
Jelena shared a look at their regal hallway when she cut Novak's hair during the lockdown. "From caveman to my man," she joked, with the clip revealing a large staircase with carved wooden bannisters and a floor-to-ceiling mirror.
Novak's games room
The tennis star's home comes complete with an extravagant games room. Whilst it's not known how Novak has decked out his plush room, we imagine the 36-year-old has transformed the luxe space into a truly unique space.
