Where does Jannik Sinner, the first Italian tennis player to win at Wimbledon, live?

A precocious talent and a leading figure in world tennis, Jannik Sinner has rapidly climbed the ATP rankings, winning over international fans with his flawless playing style and calm, determined personality. After his participation in the Internazionali BNL d’Italia and his defeat against Carlos Alcaraz at Roland Garros, the Italian tennis player took revenge on the green grass of Wimbledon where he triumphed on Sunday, 13 July 2025. He is the first Italian in history to do so.

His rise to fame has also brought attention to his private life, with growing curiosity about where one of Italy’s most promising athletes currently lives. Despite his increasing popularity, Sinner remains notably reserved, steering clear of media frenzy. Here’s what is known about his current residence.

Who is Jannik Sinner

Born on 16 August 2001 in San Candido, South Tyrol, Jannik Sinner grew up in the nearby town of Sesto, in the Alta Pusteria region, where he first engaged in competitive sport as an alpine skier. His tennis career developed later, but he quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the top players on the ATP circuit.

At just 13 years old, Sinner left his home region to train under renowned coach Riccardo Piatti in Liguria. His remarkable dedication soon paid off: he claimed his first ATP title in 2020 and, in 2023, reached the final of the ATP Finals, securing his status among the global elite of men’s tennis.

The house in Monte Carlo

Jannik Sinner currently lives in Monte Carlo, in the Principality of Monaco. The city-state is a popular choice among many professional tennis players.

Monte Carlo offers ideal conditions for high-level athletes: a mild climate throughout the year, close proximity to world-class training facilities, and a level of privacy ensured by the area’s well-known discretion. According to various media reports, Sinner is said to have purchased a home in the Principality in 2022. Nonetheless, the young athlete has often expressed a strong bond with his native South Tyrol and returns there whenever he can.

Childhood home in Alta Pusteria

Before relocating to Monte Carlo (and even prior to his early sports training in Liguria) Sinner lived with his family in Sesto Pusteria, in the province of Bolzano. His childhood home is situated near the mountain refuge founded and run by his parents, Hanspeter and Siglinde, both chefs and restaurateurs.

In this simple Alpine environment, surrounded by nature and silence, Jannik developed the discipline and mental resilience that would come to define him. His parents always sought to give him the freedom to choose his own path. His bond with Alta Pusteria remains strong to this day and is often described by Sinner as a cornerstone of his identity.

Which other tennis players live in Monte Carlo?

Monte Carlo isn’t just home to Jannik Sinner; the Monegasque city is widely regarded as a true “tennis capital” for many professional players. Some of the best-known names who reside in the Principality include:

• Novak Djokovic,
• Stan Wawrinka,
• Daniil Medvedev,
• Alexander Zverev,
• Grigor Dimitrov.

Photo – Credits to @janniksin

Article translated by Agnese Giardini

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