As The Voice Australia's all-star coaching panel descends upon Sydney for the new season, the curtain has been pulled back on their astonishingly luxurious – and in one case, surprisingly humble – temporary residences.
The coaches, including music icon Richard Marx and Spice Girl Melanie C, have set up camp in some of the harbour city's most exclusive and expensive postcodes, with property values soaring into the tens of millions.
Richard Marx's Waterfront Magnificence
Leading the pack is 90s hitmaker Richard Marx, who has secured a breathtaking $6.5 million waterfront mansion in the prestigious suburb of Balgowlah Heights. The palatial home boasts panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, a resort-style pool, and multiple entertaining areas fit for a music legend.
Melanie C's Bondi Beach Paradise
Pop royalty Melanie 'Mel C' Chisholm is living the ultimate Bondi dream, residing in a luxurious penthouse apartment mere moments from the world-famous beach. The spacious pad offers stunning ocean views and direct access to Bondi's vibrant café culture and coastal walks.
Guy Sebastian's Prime Eastern Suburbs Pad
Local hero Guy Sebastian is holding court in a multi-million dollar designer home in one of Sydney's coveted eastern suburbs. The property features state-of-the-art amenities, perfect for the coach between filming and family time.
Adam Levine's Exclusive Retreat
While details are closely guarded, Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine is believed to be residing in an ultra-private, gated estate, offering the seclusion and security expected by a global superstar of his calibre.
The Unexpectedly Modest Abode
In a striking contrast to the opulence of his colleagues, one coach has opted for a far more understated and humble terraced house, proving that not everyone on the panel requires multi-million dollar extravagance during their Sydney stint.
The revelation of these spectacular crash pads offers fans a fascinating glimpse into the lifestyles of their favourite coaches when the cameras stop rolling, showcasing the extreme luxury – and one notable exception – that defines their time off-set on The Voice Australia.
