Some Netflix shows transcend the realm of entertainment, evolving into cultural phenomena intertwined with the fans' real lives rather than limiting themselves to mere binge-watch material. With a devoted fanbase that fuels the hype, these series remain immortal beyond the final episode, sparking watercooler conversations, inspiring fan art, and even influencing fashion trends. Such is the case with the iconic Netflix Hit crime thriller series, Breaking Bad, which continues to reignite passion and debate years even after its finale.

With the latest update hitting the audience, one that brings the show too close to reality, it is only normal for the fans to go into a frenzy.

According to the latest report by PEOPLE, Walter White's house from Breaking Bad is up for sale for $4 million. The four-bedroom, one-bathroom home, located in Albuquerque, NM, has been listed by David Christensen and Sonya Avila of Christensen Group and Ryan Johnston of InterPhase Entertainment. The property has drawn tourists worldwide since the series ended in 2013.

According to Zillow, the 1,910 sq. ft. suburban ranch-style home's estimated market value is $343,100. To this day, fans flock to take pictures outside the property day and night, but are never allowed inside. The iconic residence has become a hotspot for Breaking Bad enthusiasts, eager to catch a glimpse of the infamous house where Walter White, the schoolteacher-turned-drug lord's journey, once unfolded.

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While the owner of the property has made up their mind to move on, fans have not and are still deciding on how to make peace, with zest and humor. 

While Aaron Paul once revealed that he does not make much money from the streaming of the iconic show, it seems the owners have found a way to cash in with the sale of Walter White's house. Fans are eager to buy the iconic house, with some jokingly saying it will take them from Breaking Bad to "breaking the bank." Others humorously remarked they would buy it only if it came with the iconic pizzas favored by the main characters or the meth lab that started it all. However, some remain skeptical of the listing, questioning its authenticity and the hefty price tag. "4million for that!??" exclaimed one of them while others followed.

While some said it was a clever marketing ploy, others considered it a genuine sale, but not worth such a fortune.

After nearly 52 years, Quintana, the current owner, stated, "It's time to move on. We're done." The family will cherish memories, she said, prioritizing their well-being as they bid farewell to their iconic home, ending a remarkable chapter in their lives. Speaking of the house, Quintana revealed that as many as 300 cars drive by the property daily, making it challenging to care for her aging parents, likely contributing to the sale and that they would not want to have any more of it.

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