Pilates queen Bernadette Sukkar and her businessman husband Jordan Sukkar have sold their luxurious home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs for an undisclosed sum.
Located in ritzy Double Bay, the four-bedroom, two-bathroom abode was supposed to go to auction in September with a price guide of $5million and $5.5million.
Jordan originally purchased the property back in 2021 for $5million.
According to The Wentworth Courier, agents behind the sale have yet to confirm the final price on the sprawling pad, which was sold on November 24.
The publication said that Jordan and Bernadette, who tied the knot in November 2024, now plan to upsize.
Situated just 5km from the CBD, in one of Sydney’s most coveted neighbourhoods, the Double Bay home is only minutes from the iconic harbour.
Pilates queen Bernadette Sukkar and her businessman husband Jordan Sukkar have sold their luxurious home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs for an undisclosed sum
Located in ritzy Double Bay, the four-bedroom, two-bathroom abode was supposed to go to auction in September with a price guide of $5million and $5.5million
Agents behind the sale have yet to confirm the final price on the sprawling pad, which sold on November 24Â
Featuring a mix of classic design and ultra-modern features, the property boasts high, ornate ceilings and an open-plan living area with chic café-style bi-fold windows.
The vintage terrace still retains many of its original features, including an iron lace front balcony and intricate decorative finishings.
Highlights include a private front patio set back from the main street entrance.
There’s also a backyard garden ‘sanctuary’Â and private courtyard.
Other features include a formal dining room, a modern kitchen, and a luxurious bathroom featuring a standalone tub.
Speaking to the Wentworth Courier in September, listing agent Alex Lyons from Raine and Horne Double Bay said the property had huge potential.
‘The house is perfectly liveable as it is, but they had planned to open it up a bit to create more space,’ he said.
‘I think if the buyer proceeds with those plans, once it’s finished, the house would be in the double digits, $10million-plus.’
Jordan originally purchased the property in 2021 for $5million
The vintage terrace still retains many of its original features, including an iron lace front balcony and decorative finishings
Bernadette tied the knot with Buildcorp COO Jordan in a star-studded wedding earlier this year.
The couple walked down the aisle at Scots College in the upmarket suburb of Bellevue Hill back in November.
The bride turned heads in a sleeveless satin gown from Steven Khalil with layered skirting and delicate lace detailing at the bodice.
She wore a free-flowing 1920s-style veil with embroidered edges that sat just off her face and flowed down her shoulders.
Following the luxe wedding, the pair jetted off to Hamilton Island for the honeymoon.
After the Hamilton Island trip, the couple extended their honeymoon with a swanky European holiday.
The couple enjoyed soaking up the high life at lavish ski resorts in France and Italy on the trip that was estimated to cost $100,000.
