Take a look inside Naomi Osaka’s incredible luxury $8.6 million home

James Richardson 03 Dec 2023 2:58 PM

Welcome to Naomi Osaka's luxury home.

With a growing family, Naomi Osaka made the call to sell her ultra-modern Beverly Hills mansion in 2022, moving to a spacious house that screams dream home.

Her new $8.6 million home is nestled into the idyllic and leafy Los Angeles neighbourhood of Tarzana just north of Hollywood, and west of Calabasas.

Osaka will soon be launching away from her super-comfy home base to restart her tennis career after the birth of her daughter.

The home is airy and the rooms as large as would expect in a property in this neighbourhood. It features ample areas to entertain guests or relax.

Osaka reportedly fell in love with the 6,855-square-foot property because each of the five bedrooms is essentially a primary suite with full bathrooms attached.

Welcome to Naomi Osaka’s luxury home.

However it might be the backyard that contains the most stunning features of all including incredible vistas.

The backyard is something.

There is also plenty of space for guests in the massive marble kitchen, indoor bar, screening room, living and dining rooms and back of the house that leads to a sizable garden and pool deck with a fire pit.

East Coast homely in the heart of Tarzana.

The house’s back deck offers views of the far-off mountains and San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, but there’s also a full-size, well-lit basketball court accessible via a secret stairway from the pool area.

Elegant dining spaces are a treat.

Osaka isn’t the first famous person to take up residence in the house; Nick Lachey and his wife, Vanessa Lachey, who raised their three kids there, sold it to her.

You can always hunker down for a movie night.

According to Architectural Digest, Osaka has owned properties in Los Angeles before; three years prior, she spent over $6.9 million on a different majestic mansion in the California capital that formerly belonged to Nick Jonas.

Dinner is served.

It is clearly up to Osaka to decide if she wants to live in both homes full-time or utilise one as an investment property; either way, she has earned it.

There is space to spread out.

Despite being on the West coast the home is built ion the comoforting East Coast Architectural style which makes it stand out among colder modern properties.