Despite singer Robin Thicke's attempts at winning his wife, actress Paula Patton, back, it seems that too much damage has already been done.  Their 3,258-square foot Bel-Air home was put up on sale last Monday, with an asking price of $2,985,000.

The property includes a beautiful view over Sunset Boulevard, a private pool and spa and, a studio where he recorded his hits "Lost Without You", "Blurred Lines" and his song dedicated to Patton, "Get Her Back".

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The listing comes five months after the couple separated last February.

Robin's father, actor Alan Thicke, was the original owner of the house and had purchased it back in 1990 for $910,000. Alan then transferred the deed of the house to his son Robin's name.

The 37-year old singer met 38-year old Patton in a hip-hop club when he was only 16 years old. The pair was married in 2008, totaling to 22 years of being a couple and 9 years of being married. They have one son, Julian Fuego, who was born in 2010.

However, things started going south for the husband-and-wife with one allegation after another of Thicke's inappropriate behavior and cheating, including a photo taken of Thicke grabbing a young blonde's bottom.

After Patton decided to leave Thicke, the singer was prompted to win her back by dedicating his latest album "Paula" to his estranged wife.

He shared, "We were together; we were childhood sweethearts. She's still the best person I ever met. I just thought the least I could do was to devote an album to her."

His music video "Still Madly Crazy", which debuted on "Good Morning America" was inspired by his wedding photos with Patton.

Though the couple haven't been living together since they separated, they have not officially moved their things out from the 2-storey house.

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