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Roger Federer’s Astonishing House Where He and His Family are Quarantined

Published 05/08/2020, 8:48 AM EDT

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The coronavirus pandemic has brought the tennis season to a standstill for an indefinite period since mid-March. Consequently, tennis players are spending quality time with their families during the unscheduled layoff. Roger Federer is also enjoying his time with his family staying at his home in his native land during the coronavirus pandemic.

Federer fans will be eager to know where he is staying during the global crisis. One might be also interested to know how Federer’s house looks like.

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Roger Federer house in Zurich, Switzerland

The Swiss maestro possesses several properties. However, he owns a stunning property in Zurich, where and his family are quarantined during the coronavirus pandemic.

Roger had a state-of-the-art building built from scratch in 2014. Federer’s luxurious three-story house is worth $8.1 million in the current market. The Swiss star lives there with his parents, Mirka and their four children.

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It has ceiling windows, a glass dome in the living space and very large balconies with a view of Lake Zurich. Apart from the scenic view, the property also includes a swimming pool with a spa and a multifunctional gym. There is an underground car park where he keeps his superlative car collection.

According to reports, Federer built the house in Zurich as it has one of the lowest tax municipalities in Europe. Consequently, the town attracts the rich and famous. Many celebrities including F1 drivers Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa have also built their house in the district.

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