The house located at 3828 Piermont Dr NE in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is the most iconic house of TV history. It was owned by Walter White in the most hailed TV series, ‘Breaking Bad.’ Recently, Kick streamer Adin Ross claimed that he has bought this house.
Adin Ross is fond of flexing his wealth. From buying mansions in Florida, to owing multi-million dollar garage, Kick streamer never shy aways to show his fans and the community how fat his Kick contract is.
Adin Ross Reportedly Now Owns Walter White’s House
During his livestream, Adin Ross revealed that his now the proud owner of the ‘Breaking Bad’ house after outbidding other buyers. Talking about his buy, Adin said he is planning to restore the complete house with replicating interior exactly the same as what people saw in the show.
Furthermore, the streamer claimed that this purchase was worth more to him than any watch or car he has ever bought. Adin also noted that his father is very happy and hyped about his purchase, as he was a fan of the show. He also suggested that restoring this house might be a collaborative project for him and his father.
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However, many of his viewers didn’t believe any inch of his statements and started spamming “cap” in the chat. Adin replied, “Guys, all you guys saying ‘cap,’ you’ll see. It’ll be public information when it closes.” As of now, there’s no public recording confirming Adin has bought this house. However, given how he throws down cash on novelty items, it is possible that he has actually bought it.
Why Are The Original Owners Of The ‘Breaking Bad’ House Selling the property?
Originally, the house was owned by Frances and Louis Padilla and was later passed down to Joanne Quitana. Initially, the New Mexico Film Commission said to the Padillas that they would just shoot a pilot. Neither the production house nor the Padillas thought the show would become a phenomenon. It was also reported that the residents of the property used to cater the castand crew.
When the show ended in 2013, it was no longer an ordinary suburban house but “THE” ‘Breaking Bad’ house. Fans from every corner started visiting there. However, it didn’t stop there. Fans used to throw pizzas on the roof to recreate one of the most iconic clips from season 3 of the show. Because of this, the family had to install a six-foot-tall iron fence and security cameras.
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After reaching a breaking point, Quintana decided to sell this house and listed it for $3,995,500 in 2025. However, after getting no buyers and the property sitting for over a year, she decided to slash the price by 90%, dropping it to $400,000, which is around the actual price of the property in the area.
