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With a net worth of nearly £30million at just 22 years old, Carlos Alcaraz can afford to splash out on the finer things in life. And that extends to a luxurious dwelling in Wimbledon which he and his team have hired out in order to stay in peak condition during the tournament.

Indian Wells and Wimbledon are the only two events on the ATP Tour calendar for which Alcaraz insists on securing a rental home, and that approach has served him well. The Spaniard won both tournaments in 2023 and 2024, while he has the chance to make it three in a row at SW19 this summer.

If he stays the course, Alcaraz could spend nearly two weeks in the mix at the All England Club. And that follows two and a half weeks spent in the same London mansion, which he used as his base for the HSBC Championships.

According to Marca, Alcaraz and seven members of his entourage moved into the house on June 14. The place is ideally located just a five-minute walk away from the Wimbledon grounds, allowing the men's No. 2 a peaceful journey to and from the Championships for each day he plays.

With the area boasting an average house price well in excess of £800,000, there is no doubt that Alcaraz's temporary residence stretches into the multiple millions.

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Containing eight bedrooms, five bathrooms, two en suites, a dining room, a kitchen and a big garden, the house comes with plenty of space for Alcaraz and his allies to unwind.

"I like being in a house because I often don't feel like I'm at a tournament," explained the five-time Grand Slam winner. "We're a family."

Alcaraz's sporting family consists of his brother Alvaro, his coaches Juan Carlos Ferrero and Samuel Lopez, his agent Albert Molina, as well as his physiotherapist, a fitness trainer and a doctor.

The team have also gone to great lengths to ensure Alcaraz is properly fuelled up for his pursuit of triple Wimbledon glory, as they brought in a chef from glitzy London restaurant Santo Mare especially to prepare dinner.

Alcaraz will arrive at Wimbledon, where he faces Fabio Fognini on day one, full of confidence. His only previous grass-court outing this season saw him go all the way at Queen's, and he managed that even after a trip to the party destination of Ibiza with some of his close friends.

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