Djokovic lays down roots in new Miami mansion

With six Miami Open titles under his belt, Novak Djokovic clearly finds the Florida locale to his liking, so it only makes sense that he would set up a home base there.

Actually, “home base” might be an understatement: Maybe luxurious compound? City within a city? Heaven on earth?

The world No. 2, who was forced to miss this year’s Miami Open due to an elbow injury, has purchased a home within Eighty Seven Park, a building that features gorgeous ocean views, among other amenities.

HarpersBazaarhas all of the details. Among them:

• The panoramic ocean views can be seen from his own indoor/outdoor deck.

• There are three bedrooms, featuring “sleek, minimal yet cozy décor.”

• A dining area that’s “ideal for hosting, or simply enjoying family dinners.”

• A kitchen designed by world-renowned firm RDAI Architecture.

The home, once completed, is sure to be the envy of many a tennis player—or anyone, for that matter.

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