From sprawling estates in Monte Carlo to stylish retreats in Melbourne, these homes are a Grand Slam of luxury and sophistication.
The tennis stars all own multiple properties but here are a selection of the most impressive.
Novak Djokovic’s Miami Beach marvel
The world No. 1 serves up style in his multi-million-dollar Miami Beach apartment.
With floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic ocean views, the property includes a state-of-the-art gym, spa, and private pool according to 9Now.
The property is as much a wellness retreat as it is a home, perfectly aligning with Djokovic’s holistic lifestyle.
Roger Federer’s Swiss hillside haven
Federer’s glass-fronted mansion overlooking Lake Zurich is a masterpiece of modern architecture.
Boasting three floors, a private dock, and a swimming pool, this home embodies understated elegance according to the Daily Mail.
It’s the perfect retreat for a legend who’s synonymous with grace both on and off the court.
Serena Williams’ Beverly Hills abode
Serena’s former contemporary Californian mansion features five bedrooms, a trophy room (naturally), and a wine cellar.
The property is just as bold as the 23-time Grand Slam champion herself.
According to House Beautiful, her design choices reflect her vibrant personality, with pops of colour and statement pieces throughout.
Nick Kyrgios’ Kensington penthouse
Twenty-nine-year-old Canberran Nick Kyrgios, who is recovering from an abdominal injury, paid $1.6 million for a penthouse in Sydney’s Kensington in March 2022.
Occupying two levels, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom pad comes with a private rooftop terrace and a communal pool. Interiors feature a neutral palette, high ceilings, and double-height glass.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, this stylish property reflects Kyrgios’s unique blend of flair and functionality.
Lleyton Hewitt’s Glenhaven retreat
Australian tennis legend Lleyton Hewitt and his wife Bec Cartwright recently purchased a $10 million resort-style mega mansion in Sydney’s Hills District according to the Daily Mail.
Located in the scenic suburb of Glenhaven, the sprawling property features a tennis court, inground swimming pool, guest cottage, and office.
The estate also includes a dedicated “boys room” for Lleyton and his son Cruz.
Andy Murray’s Scottish retreat
Nestled in the Scottish countryside, Murray’s Victorian-era estate features 15 bedrooms, stables, and its own private tennis court.
According to Travel Awaits, this historic property offers both grandeur and comfort, making it the perfect retreat for the two-time Wimbledon champion.
Maria Sharapova’s sun-drenched L.A. home
Maria Sharapova’s Los Angeles residence is a stunning example of minimalist design and Japanese-inspired aesthetics.
The three-story home, perched on a sloping site with panoramic views from Palos Verdes to Malibu, features a luminous double-height entry gallery, expansive ocean-facing windows, and a bowling alley in the basement.
According to Architectural Digest, Sharapova was hands-on in every aspect of the design and construction, working closely with architect Grant Kirkpatrick to create an uncluttered, serene space that perfectly reflects her personality.
Naomi Osaka’s LA oasis
Osaka’s Los Angeles home is a modern masterpiece with floor-to-ceiling glass walls and a sprawling outdoor area perfect for entertaining.
According to Vogue, the property’s eco-friendly features and serene vibe mirror Osaka’s thoughtful and grounded personality.
