Novak Djokovic’s Marbella villa has drawn attention since the tennis champion made the Costa del Sol one of his main bases in 2020. The world number one moved into a luxury property in one of Marbella’s most exclusive residential areas.
- Where in Marbella does Novak Djokovic live?
- How much did Novak Djokovic pay for his Marbella mansion?
- Size and layout of Novak Djokovic’s Marbella villa
- Interior design: from Andalusian palace to Feng Shui minimalism
- Leisure facilities and wellness areas
- Outdoor living on the Costa del Sol
- Part of a wider international property portfolio
Where in Marbella does Novak Djokovic live?
Djokovic’s house is located in Sierra Blanca, a high-end residential development set above Marbella town. The area is described as select and very discreet, positioned high up behind the town.
It's around a five-minute drive from the centre of Marbella and boasts views of both the sea and the mountains.
How much did Novak Djokovic pay for his Marbella mansion?
The Serbian player spent over ten million euros on the property. One source specifies the purchase price as €11.2 million. Before it was sold to him, the villa had reportedly been rented out for €10,000 per week.
Size and layout of Novak Djokovic’s Marbella villa
The property is substantial in scale:
- Built area: 1,000 square metres
- Plot size: 3,500 square metres
- 9 bedrooms
- 8 bathrooms
It is described as a mansion of considerable magnitude, with multiple reception rooms and extensive leisure facilities.
Interior design: from Andalusian palace to Feng Shui minimalism
The Marbella mansion, reportedly the former Casa Perla, was originally designed with a clear Andalusian architectural accent. Novak and Jelena Djokovic later renovated the interiors to reflect a more neutral, minimalist style, following the principles of Feng Shui.
The entrance sets the tone. A marble chequerboard floor leads into a hall framed by large arches, with a staircase detailed with gold and topped by a chandelier.
In the main living area, a classic white marble fireplace has been retained, while white-painted walls and pared-back furnishings replace the earlier, more ornate look.
Across the house, the nine bedrooms were also reformed in a more minimalist style, with large floor-to-ceiling windows kept to maximise natural light. Some spaces were adapted into walk-in wardrobes with integrated backlit storage systems.
Leisure facilities and wellness areas
The mansion includes a wide range of private amenities:
- Exclusive private tennis court
- Indoor swimming pool
- Spa with sauna and Turkish bath
- Fully equipped gymnasium
- Cinema room
- Games room with billiards and table football
The private tennis court allows Djokovic to train at home. He has also trained at Puente Romano in Marbella, working with Pepe Imaz. Local players such as Alejandro Davidovich and Carlos Gómez Herrera have visited and trained with him there.
Outdoor living on the Costa del Sol
The exterior spaces reflect the property’s hillside position and sea views.
Outdoor features include:
- A large porch with views of the pool and the sea
- Dark synthetic rattan furniture with white upholstery
- A large barbecue area
- A spacious patio with sea views
The villa also has views of both the sea and the mountains, consistent with its elevated location in Sierra Blanca.
Part of a wider international property portfolio
While the Marbella mansion serves as his Spanish residence, it is part of a broader international property network. Djokovic is also reported to own:
- A penthouse in Belgrade overlooking Lake Pavlova
- A residence in Monte Carlo
- Apartments in Miami and New York
From 2025, his primary residence is reported to be in Glyfada, Athens, while continuing to use his other homes in Europe and the United States.
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