Bec & Bridge co-founder Bridget Yorston is selling her Sydney home.
The fashion designer, who started the brand over 20 years ago with Becky Cooper, has listed her 1910-built Federation home on one of Mosman’s most desirable cul-de-sacs with a price guide of $18 million, according to the Australian Financial Review.
The property boats five bedrooms, three bathrooms and breathtaking harbour views across the Eastern Suburbs and out to the Pacific Ocean.
Bridget nabbed the lower north shore gem for $14.05 million back in 2022.
Prior to the purchase, acclaimed architect Howard Tanner restored and refurbished the Queen Anne Federation house by adding a contemporary poolside pavilion.
Interior design artisans Handelsmann + Khaw added luxury finishes to the 1990s extension, bringing warmth and charm to the abode.
Bec & Bridge co-founder Bridget Yorston (pictured) is selling her Sydney home
The fashion designer has listed her 1910-built Federation home (pictured) on one of Mosman’s most desirable cul-de-sacs with a price guide of $18 million
The home also features Venetian plaster walls, high ceilings and traditional archways.
French Oak timber floorboards and limestone tiles with hydronic heating extend throughout the house.
The home’s glass walls retract to flow seamlessly outside to the 13-metre heated swimming pool and spa, perfect for al fresco entertaining.
The master suite is the epitome of luxury living, finished off with his and hers dressing rooms, a home office and ocean views.
The other four bedrooms are all adorned with built-in wardrobes, bay windows and designer lighting hung from the ceilings.
With Clifton Gardens Reserve and Taronga Zoo just a stone’s throw away, the stunning house is perfectly positioned for families looking to lay down roots.
The home has also featured in the pages of Vogue Living.
The property boats five bedrooms, three bathrooms and breathtaking harbour views
Bridget nabbed the lower north shore gem for $14.05 million back in 2022
Prior to the purchase, acclaimed architect Howard Tanner restored and refurbished the Queen Anne Federation house
Becky and Bridget, who founded Bec & Bridge in 2003, met while studying fashion design at the University of Technology, Sydney.
It all began when the women were asked to customise a pair of their friends’ jeans.
‘We don’t have a picture of that first pair of jeans we made unfortunately,’ the women joked to Daily Mail in 2017.
But a Gold Coast supplier offered the women a deal for 200 pairs of those distressed jeans.
Fast forward to now, the brand has been a staple at Australian Fashion Week for over 20 years.
It is worn by the likes of Kendall Jenner and Emily Ratajkowski.
