“In my case, I can sincerely say nothing is impossible.”-Novak Djokovic
Lionised as the Serbinator of international tennis, Novak Djokovic has a property profile that stretches across the USA, Monaco, Spain and Serbia.
What started as a novice hobby, transpired into a jolting sports career. It comes as no surprise that Novak has been ranked world number one by the Association of Tennis Professionals for a record total of 373 weeks!
The tennis star has captured his seventh Wimbledon title after beating Nick Kyrgios in centre court in the Wimbledon’s Men Singles Final. After the four-set win, Nole attained the 21st Grand Slam Title. He is now just one trophy behind Roger Federer’s record of eight Wimbledon titles, and one Grand Slam title away from beating Rafael Nadal’s record of 22 major trophies, to becoming a велемајстор (grand master) in the world of tennis!
After facing issues with his visa during the Australian Open 2022, Novak Djokovic’s house in Marbella became a dwelling space for his family. In December 2020, Nole decided to make it his primary residence, after living in Monte Carlo for over 15 years.
From penthouses in Manhattan and Belgrade to a hillside mansion in Monte Carlo, the 21-time Grand Slam champion has attained numerous realty assets over the years. The most recent addition is his Miami beach condo which he purchased back in 2020.
The following article traces Novak’s journey through his real estate investments, Read on to get inspired!
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Novak Djokovic’s Marbella Mansion
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Novak’s lavish mansion in Marbella consists of nine bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a game room, swimming pool, cinema room, gym, tennis court, on-site spa and a sauna. The star has given a glimpse of his beautiful house and tennis court practice sessions on Instagram. When the world was under lockdown, Nole used his living room as a court, batting the ball over an array of dining space chairs. Novak Djokovic’s house was converted into a training centre before he left for Melbourne.
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Spirited artwork is something that Jelena and Novak must be in love with as it is spread across their home. A massive abstract painting is hung in the dining room with a sculpture of an animal right outside, covered in a bestrewn tint. The couple has a huge patio sofa set to enjoy the scenic views under the shaded terrace, surrounded by substantial white pillars.
The mansion consists of a huge hallway, with an extended staircase, whittled railings and a huge wooden front gate that looks extremely regal.
NYC’s Luxe Apartment
The star bought two condos in 565 Broome SoHo, in Pritzker Prize-winning architect Renzo Piano’s first residential project in New York. The 2000 square feet condos are not located next to each other and neither are combined into one single home.
The apartment has Parisian interiors along with customised cabinetry. The 30-storey glass tower fits huge windows to overlook the Manhattan skyline. This structure provides a spacious dimension to the apartment.
The residence includes a private terrace with a 25-foot saltwater lap pool along with a fitness centre, yoga studio, sauna and steam room.
Novak’s Miami Beach House
In the Sunshine State, Nole selected the “sky villa”, a 3-bedroom unit on the 9th floor of his building overlooking the serene Miami Beach. Situated in Eighty-seven Park, Novak Djokovic’s house was reportedly acquired for $5.77 million. However, he listed the apartment for $7.15 million in June 2020 amidst the pandemic.
Nole’s Belgrade Penthouse
Djokovic reportedly spent 545,000 Euros on an extravagant three-bedroom penthouse back in 2018 in the Serbian capital of Belgrade. Reportedly, he likes to spend summers in the luxurious villa built on the shores of Pavlovac Lake. The penthouse stretches 250 metres high and consists of three bedrooms and bathrooms, a huge living room, a guest room, dining area, a parking lot along with a pool on the terrace. The tennis champion spends around 15,000 Euros a month for the maintenance and service once he is in for a stay at the penthouse.
Novak Djokovic’s Childhood Home
In 2020, the star took Graham Bensinger for a stroll around his childhood home and neighbourhood. His modest Serbian household was nothing like his Marbella mansion. “I would take it away as a highlight of my childhood is always spending time out, playing sports, socialising with friends.” he said standing outside his apartment complex where he spent most of his time of the day.
Wait! That’s Not All!
The tennis Serbinator has been one of the most valuable athletes in the world and is reported to have a net worth of $220 million.
- Djokovic is the brand ambassador of French car manufacturer Peugeot. He owns a Peugeot RCZ along with the limited edition e-208, which was gifted to him by the company. He also owns Mercedes S-500. Bentley GT, Aston Martin DB9, Tesla Model X and an Audi R8.
- He signed a deal with the Swiss luxury brand Hublot, also endorsed by Seiko, a successful partnership. Seiko has introduced several special-edition watches under Novak Djokovic limited editions. When he is training, he wears a Sportura Chronograph. And when he attends an evening event, he wears a Premier Kinetic Perpetual.
- He also owns a private jet that provides him with the mobility he requires from anywhere, at any desired time.
- Novak ordered the luxe yacht “Manhattan 60”, that anchored in Monte Carlo. It reportedly cost him $2.5 million and hosts 4 cabins, a kitchen, salon, bathroom, jacuzzi, and a speed boat.
- He also owns a house in Monte Carlo where he started living in 2005. The hill-side mansion is a safe haven for the athlete. The house offers a pristine view of the Mediterranean Sea.
- He owns a Nutrition food line “Djokolife” which focuses on high-quality nourishments of the athletes.
Philanthropy through the Novak Djokovic Foundation (NDF)
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“All children have rights and those rights must be protected.”
Novak Djokovic
In 2020, Nole donated $5 million to the Serbian Public Health System, financially-deprived communities and charities run by Serbian churches. He also donated to Rafael Nadal’s humanitarian cause which was raising $11 Million for fighting against the pandemic.
So far, the Novak Djokovic Foundation has helped 47,000 students get proper education and built 47 schools. With a staunch belief to engender change, Novak believes in a world of equality and empowerment.
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