Djokovic invests his fortune of 240 million dollars in the purchase of luxury properties around the world, and this is his favorite villa in Marbella, from which he stripped the Andalusian flair to make room for a minimalist atmosphere

Novak Đoković is considered one of the best tennis players of all time, and at the same time one of the richest athletes in the world of tennis, so he does not shy away from the large profits with which he can buy luxury real estate wherever he wants.

According to the Celebrity Net Worth website, as of today The 36-year-old Serbian has a fortune of 240 million dollarsa figure that is enviable to everyone and that enabled them to acquire real estate in different countries.

Real estate of Novak Đoković

The athlete has considerable wealth in his coffers, and a good part of it, according to the Spanish magazine El Mueble, is intended for investments in real estate, which we list here:

Favorite place of Đoković and his wife Jelena

Every possession of Novak Djokovic around the world must have its own characteristics that make it unique; However, the tennis player’s favorite that he turned into his refuge is the former Casa Perla, which he bought for 11.2 million euros and is located on a 3,500 square meter plot in Sierra Blanca, Marbella.

With large open spaces and an Olympic-size swimming pool, this is Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez’s $12.7 million villa in an exclusive part of Riyadh where white is the protagonist

According to the description of the Spanish magazine, it is an Andalusian villa that the Đoković family was in charge of renovating in order to turn it into a pleasant minimalist style property where the principles of feng shui prevail in order to bring balance and positive energy into life. place.

The villa where the athlete lives today with his wife Jelena and their two children has a huge wooden main door, numerous open spaces, marble floors, classic wooden stairs leading to the second floor and some architectural elements that the couple decided to keep.

The hallway of the house is the busiest area, but from it you enter the large living room where white walls prevail, a corner sofa and a large dining room with many chairs that also has resistant glass where children can enjoy moments. recreation.

Catherine Fulop’s luxury villa in the most exclusive part of Buenos Aires with two kitchens, a private gym and a minimalist style bathroom

Other elements such as nine bedrooms, eight bathrooms with a jacuzzi, a fireplace, a library and a large kitchen with an additional dining room make up Novak Đoković’s residence.

As for outdoor spaces, Novak Đoković’s villa has everything for a family vacation, including a porch with a view of the pool and the sea.

It also includes substantial rattan furniture, Balinese beds, a huge garden, a private gym and an indispensable tennis court for Djokovic to practice the sport he loves so much and which has brought him numerous victories. (AND)