RIHANNA has put her incredible £5.8million Hollywood home up for sale six months after it was broken into.

The superstar only bought the property 18 months ago for £5.3million but is putting it on the market.

Rihanna has put her incredible £5.8m Hollywood home up for sale six months after her terrifying break-in

The swanky Nichols Canyon mansion boasts six bedrooms and ten bathrooms.

And the sprawling property – set in close to half an acre of palm tree-ladened grounds – has an imposing 7,130-square-feet main house, poolside guesthouse as well as a detached two-car garage.

RiRi wasn’t at home when an a “obsessed fan” broke into the property.

Fortunately Rihanna wasn’t home when the terrifying break-in occurredCredit: Getty – Contributor

The stunning pad is set over three-storeys

The main house alone is 7,130 square-feet

Eduardo Leon, 27, was accused of hopping a fence and entering the LA house owned by Rihanna.

Eduardo managed to overcome the camera-secured entry gates and scale the three-storey house where he reportedly spent 12 hours inside before he was arrested the following day after being found by the Bajan star’s assistant.

The lush pad boasts a cinema room

This is one of the six bedrooms

The obsessed fan told cops “I just want to have sex with her” after he was discovered before being tasered and arrested.

While inside the impressive property with city-view, Eduardo had managed to disable her burglar alarm.

He even made himself at home in the house that boasts four en suite guest bedrooms in the main house alone.

The property has a swanky kitchen

This is just one of the ten bathrooms in the luxurious pad

Eduardo reportedly unpacked his bag and even charged his mobile phone.

Reports claimed Leon had broken into a different home on May 4, wrongly believing Rihanna lived there before his break-in to her property just days later on the 12th May.

Luckily, Rihanna was in New York at the time to plug her Fenty lingerie range.

Eduardo was charged with stalking, residential burglary, vandalism and resisting arrest – his bail was set at £100,000.

He denied all the charges when he appeared in court later in May.