Wednesday, 19th June 2013 
Pattinson will be “homeless” soon, as he plans to sell the $6.3 luxury house he bought and shared with ex-flame Kirsten Stewart.
The 26-year-old actor decided to let go of the “once happy home” following Kristen’s confession of her affair with ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ film director Rupert Sanders.
The ‘Twilight’ actor listed the luxury home, which is located at Los Feliz, California, a month after he moved out and stayed with actress friend Reese Witherspoon.
Pattinson’s decision came after his appearance on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ where he joked he was living in a trash can and was currently homeless.
He bought the luxury home, which sits on an acre and a half of land from ER actor Noah Wylie, in September 2011.
It is believed that the house features amazing gardens and a screening room that can accommodate up to 150 people.
The ‘Twilight’heart-throb had shared the home with Kristen since he moved in.
So far there are no reports that the actress has moved out yet following her cheating scandal, but Kristen is believed to have been hiding.
Although she has offered a public apology, and despite the reports which claim the two are finally on speaking terms, Kristen is believed to be close to total meltdown.
Several reports claimthe situation was particularly hard on her as she was not only broken-hearted, but she was also being painted as the bad guy.
On the other hand, Pattinson seems to be getting all the public sympathy regarding the split, after the couple dated for 3 years.
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