Summary
- Streamer Adin Ross has purchased the legendary Breaking Bad home in Albuquerque, New Mexico after a highly competitive bidding war
- The four-bedroom property was most recently listed for $400,000 USD before Ross locked it down with a winning $1.3 USD million offer
- Ross intends to convert the home’s interior into a flawless one-to-one recreation of the sets used throughout the hit television series
Streamer Adin Ross is officially stepping into Heisenberg’s territory after successfully purchasing the iconic Breaking Bad house. Securing the world-famous Albuquerque, New Mexico property following a heated bidding war, the internet personality is gearing up to breathe new life into one of television’s most recognizable pieces of real estate.
As per TMZ, the iconic four-bedroom, one-bathroom residence initially sat on the market for over a year with an ambitious $4 million USD asking price before being temporarily pulled. Recently relisted for an approachable $400,000 USD, the culturally significant location reportedly drew in approximately 20 legitimate offers. Ultimately, Ross closed the high-profile real estate deal by dropping a staggering $1.3 million USD to claim the keys.
While the hit show’s exterior shots famously utilized the actual home, the interior scenes were entirely filmed on separate sound stages. Ross has already announced his ambitious vision to completely renovate the space, aiming to build a perfect one-to-one replica of Walter White and his family’s fictional pad. The lucrative acquisition arrives as a massive relief to the previous seller Joanne Padilla, who was previously blocked from converting the residence into a dedicated fan museum due to strict residential zoning laws.
