Freedom, who designed the new Sebastian home’s kitchen, has released photos of the stunning space — and it seems no expense was spared.

Besides all the usual mod cons such as a washing machine and oven, The Voice coach’s kitchen also includes wine and dry-aged meat fridges.

But the surprise feature that will probably cause the most envy for homeowners is the addition of a butler’s pantry that has been seamlessly hidden away in the kitchen’s sleek, minimalist design.

One door is tucked away at the end of the kitchen’s cabinets, with a second concealed entrance hidden behind cupboard doors in the middle of the space.

And while it might technically be a pantry, it certainly isn’t cupboard sized, measuring 3.8 metres by 1.5 metres in size.

Also featured in the kitchen is an island benchtop space, however, at more than five metres long and with space to seat 12 people it’s significantly larger than the average breakfast bar.

As for the finish, black anti-fingerprint cabinets were chosen along with polished concrete benchtops.

Viewers of The Voice got their first glimpse inside Sebastian’s new home last week when he held a meeting for his contestants in his kitchen.

Sebastian and wife Jules purchased the property, located in the Sydney beachside suburb of Maroubra, in 2013 for $3.1 million and knocked down the existing home in 2016.

The build attracted the ire of neighbours, with one man saying in 2017 he was selling after claiming a wall of his home was damaged by the renovation.

He also alleged Sebastian was building “a fortress” which was a “demolition nightmare” for others on the quiet suburban street.

Sebastian dismissed the unnamed neighbour’s claims at the time, claiming he was just an “angry” person.

“I’ve got one of those neighbours and he’s a bit filthy at everyone,” he told Hit105’s Stav, Abby and Matt.

Their home now appears to be finished, with the couple and their two sons understood to have moved into the place last month.