Walter White home sells for $1.3 million to streamer Adin Ross (New Mexico, Breaking Bad)

The Albuquerque Journal ^ | February 25, 2026 | Kylie Garcia

[CedarDave]

One of Albuquerque’s most well-known homes is officially off the market.

The “Breaking Bad” house — which belonged to fictional main character Walter White and made several appearances in the popular AMC series — has sold for $1.3 million, according to listing agent Alicia Feil.

The transaction closed Wednesday morning, just 22 days after the property was listed for $400,000 in early February. The listing, which fielded roughly 20 offers and ignited a bidding war, came to a close when the property went under contract on Feb. 9.

“I was genuinely surprised by the sheer intensity of global interest, especially given that the series ended more than a decade ago,” Feil said.

The four-bedroom, 1,920-square-foot home, located at 3828 Piermont NE, sold for $900,000 more than the price it listed at and nearly $1 million more than Zillow’s valuation of the property.

The sale comes a little more than a year after another Realtor team listed the home for nearly $4 million. It was taken off the market in December after receiving little serious interest.

Feil decided to relist at a more reasonable price, hoping it would widen the pool of potential buyers and fuel greater activity.

Feil said the sale is “a true testament to the quality of the show and the enduring, almost timeless, devotion of its fans.”

“Breaking Bad” fan and American internet personality Adin Ross made waves online around the time the property went under contract, claiming on social media that he had won the bidding war.

[lee martell]

I never watched the show. I have no TV. Didn’t have enough interest to see it online. I did hear of it while it ran. But for those of us who never watched it:

What is the deal about
“a Pizza on the roof”?

Did that happen in one particular episode, or was it something a certain character always did?
Was it left up there, or completely chowed down?
People are asking!

[BlackbirdSST]

If memory serves, Walt came home with pizza hoping to smooth his way back into the house but Skylar (wife) refused entry. Walt, frustrated, flung the pizza box and it ended up on the roof. It remained on the roof for quite some time (days, weeks) before he finagled his way back into the home. He had to clean it off himself.

[Vaduz]

$1.3 million for a four-bedroom, 1,920-square-foot home,three card Monte retires.

[lee martell]

Ha-ha! I’m guessing Walt was the younger co-star character.
I could see someone like that, sort of needy, putting himself in that kind of situation.

[katana]

Walter White, the protagonist for the series, in a fit of rage after being locked out of his house throws a pizza (brought as a pathetic peace offering to his wife) in the air and it lands on his roof, facing the street. For a number of episodes, maybe a season or two, it's still there for every exterior shot of the house.

It would take pages to explain how he got to that point and why it's so damned funny. Just my opinion, but it was the most consistently well written, filmed, and acted television series I've ever seen. Completely addictive. Have watched it twice.

[lee martell]

I can see how that would be amusing.

“There it is. That dried up, hard as a granite slab pizza is still up there looking out of place, looking ugly, and everybody’s oblivious, acting like they can’t see it!”