A Sneak Peek Into Stefanos Tsitsipas’ Stunning £17,000 Beach-Side House in Greece

Tennis stars are some of the highest-paid athletes in the world. They earn huge figures thanks not just to the prize money on offer at tournaments but also to the endorsement deals they bag during their illustrious careers. Due to such exorbitant amounts, they end up living in some of the fanciest houses ever built. Here we take a look at the house of Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas.

The tennis talent has been renting a beautiful six-bedroom villa in Mykonos, a famous island in Greece. It is located above the famous Psarrou Beach and is spread across an area boasting more than 5000 sq. ft. 

Each of the six bedrooms is built like a suite of a luxury 5-star hotel, with huge balconies and sea views. However, all these privileges come at a price of over £17,000 a week. It is situated in Agios Lazaros, one of the plush areas of Mykonos, and is designed according to its traditional culture.   

Details of Stefanos Tsitsipas’s well-designed villa

The house brandishes a lot of stonework along with white furnish. It is architected wonderfully and the manner in which space has been utilized is extraordinary. Besides the exotic designs, the master bedroom on the first floor boasts a view of the sea and the swimming pool in the property too.

It comes across as a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate after a heavily packed schedule involving traveling across continents. Each of the six rooms is well furnished and is updated with modern gadgets and technology. Even the kitchen in the villa is top-notched, which possesses all the latest appliances.

The mirror work along with the walk-in wardrobes is eye catching. At night, when the lights in the winning pool are switched on, the sight is of ultimate soothing ness. 

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For all these perks in life, the Greek tennis player has worked hard and earned it all. He is the best tennis player the nation has ever seen. He will surely enter the history books with further achievements during his career. 

At the moment, he is competing at the French Open 2021 and has reached the final. He is one step away from lifting his first-ever Grand Slam title.