Roger Federer, his wife Mirka, and their family have moved into their newly constructed estate in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland, following a six-year construction project, according to reporting by the Linth-Zeitung. The Swiss tennis legend’s new property sits along the Zürichsee and features six buildings, a subterranean garage, and a tennis facility.
Six-Year Construction Project on the Zürichsee
Work on the sprawling lakeside property began nearly seven years ago, culminating in the recent move. The expansive residential compound comprises six individual structures alongside parking facilities and athletic amenities. While heavy machinery has departed from the site, landscaping crews remain active around the perimeter of the grounds. The property is heavily shielded from public view along the Zürcherstrasse by dense shrubbery and a green sliding gate, with security monitored from a dedicated guardhouse near the entrance.
Private Family Office and Municipal Silence
Official confirmation of the relocation remains absent. Federer’s family office has not responded to inquiries regarding the move, while local authorities in Rapperswil-Jona declined to comment, citing privacy regulations. Despite the official silence, daily indicators point to permanent habitation. Evening lights are consistently visible inside the furnished structures when viewed from across the Seedamm, and former construction workers bound by previous confidentiality agreements have independently confirmed that the family has taken up residence.
Surrounding Development and Local Context
The Federer family’s arrival coincides with ongoing construction on an adjacent eastern parcel, where roughly 20 luxury apartments are currently being built. The proximity of the neighboring residential project did not alter the timeline for the family’s transition into the completed compound.
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