Actor Charlie Sheen is in the headlines once again. Except this time it’s not because of a scandal or improper behavior, at least we don’t think so. It is reported that former “Two and a Half Men” star Sheen is packing up his things and moving to a new home. After putting up an offer to purchase a new pad, Sheen has listed his current residence in between Beverly Hills and Sherman Oaks, California for $7.2 million.

Dubbed the Sober Valley Lodge, Sheen’s Mediterranean-style mansion in the gated Mulholland Estates boasts five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and about 8,000 square feet of spacious living space. Listing information shows the home includes three fireplaces and a three-car garage. It is also touted as having a private screening room and an impressive outdoor kitchen with dining area, pool and spa.

Sheen purchased the mansion in May of 1997 for $2.5 million. According to several media outlets, YouPorn.com approached Sheen’s realtor with a cash offer to purchase the mansion.

Although everyone knows that he is currently unemployed (Sheen was fired from “Two and a Half Men” in March and replaced by Ashton Kutcher, former star of “That 70s Show”), the actor does not seem to be selling his mansion because he can’t pay the mortgage. According to a Forbes report, Sheen made nearly $40 million over the past year. In fact, in March, Sheen purchased another mansion in the same gated community. The second property is also on the market.

It is reported that Sheen initially purchased both homes to give one to ex-wife Denise Richards and another to soon-to-be ex-wife Brooke Mueller. However, it seems Sheen has changed his mind and decided to list both properties.

So where will the infamous actor call home? Although he has not yet purchased a new home, Sheen made a deal to buy a new Beverly Hills mansion in the same neighborhood, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The A-list neighborhood is also home to other celebrities, including model and “Project Runway” host Heidi Klum and her singer-husband Seal. They have listed their Beverly Hills mansion for $6.9 million. Their listing agent told the Los Angeles Times that the couple is selling because their family has outgrown the mansion.