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Photos: Robert Pattinson Selling Home He Once Shared With Kristen Stewart
Here's your chance to finally be closer to Robert Pattinson: by buying his old house. The Los Feliz house he once shared with Kristen Stewart is now up for grabs for $6.75 million, according to RedFin.
The 1922 Spanish-style home Pattinson bought in 2011 from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has not been lived in since his split with Stewart, reports Forbes. The building, built by Stiles O. Clements of El Capitan Theatre fame, according to CurbedLA, is 4,026 square-foot, nestled in 1.5 acres of a glorious landscape complete with a lagoon pool, greenery, and fountains. There are three bedrooms and over three bathrooms with this intricately terraced home. CurbedLA notes that the house has had a change of celebrity hands over the past years, with previous owners being Tim Curry, Noah Wyle, and cinematographer Robert Richardson.
There are also a couple of red-themed rooms in case that helps you reminisce about his vampire role in Twilight.
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