Kristen Stewart had purchased a two-story home in Los Feliz for 2.195 million dollars in August, right after her split from Robert Pattinson, according to reports.
The home is just one and a half miles from Pattinson’s home, the same one the couple shared before their split, CBS News reported.
According to Zillow, the home was built in 1957 and measures more than 3,000 square feet.
While rumours mount over the status of the Twilight stars’ relationship, it seems the actress has ensured she’s a short drive away if they do patch things up.
New reports suggest Stewart still has a lot of making up to do with R-Patz.
The couple were pictured out together over the weekend and on Monday, but Pattinson is said to be still coming to terms with her betrayal.
‘Kristen is working hard to try and force the relationship into what it was before,’ a source told RadarOnline.com.
‘But the truth is, she’s going to have to take it slowly with Robert because he’s still having trouble trusting her again.
‘For him to carry on like nothing happened is very hard.’
The insider added: ‘The problem is he can’t forget her infidelity. Kristen claims that she never actually slept with Rupert Sanders, but Robert still has that nagging feeling of doubt that she did.’
Meanwhile Donald Trump has weighed in on the cheating scandal, saying Pattinson shouldn’t take Stewart back.
The business mogul wrote: ‘Robert Pattinson should not take back Kristen Stewart. She cheated on him like a dog & will do it again – just watch. He can do much better!’
The house features four bedrooms with en suite baths, an additional half bath for guests and a master bedroom with a private sitting room and terrace.
Though unassuming from the front, the home is surrounded by lush tropical landscaping and offers stunning views of the valley below.
The home has a Tuscan old-world vibe with wide planked wood floors, brick fireplaces and ceramic reddish-brown tile.
The country house theme carries into the kitchen, where modern stainless-steel appliances mingle with rustic wood cabinetry and butcher block counter tops.
The back of the house is where the action is, with tree-top views, big porches and patios for lounging.
