Novak Djokovic has multiple residences around the world, reflecting his lifestyle and professional needs. His primary residence is believed to be in Belgrade, Serbia, where he owns a large property and spends summers with his family
. He also owns a lavish nine-bedroom mansion in Marbella, Spain, worth around €10 million, which he made his primary residence during the COVID-19 pandemic
. Additionally, Djokovic has homes in Monte Carlo, where he lived for about 15 years and which is known for its favorable tax environment
. He also owns luxury apartments in New York City and a penthouse in Miami Beach, allowing him to stay close to major tennis events in the US
. In summary, Djokovic's main residences include:
- Belgrade, Serbia (primary residence and summer home)
- Marbella, Spain (lavish mansion with tennis facilities)
- Monte Carlo, Monaco (former primary residence and tax-friendly base)
- New York City (luxury condos)
- Miami Beach (penthouse apartment)
This diverse property portfolio supports both his family life and professional tennis career
