Just a month ago, the lucky winner of the historic Powerball jackpot bought a house in Hollywood Hills valued at $25.5 million.
Now, he has another property in a growing real estate portfolio -- a residence in his hometown of Altadena.
Edwin Castro, 30, kicked off March with the purchase of his second property priced at $4 million and it’s just miles away from the gas station where he bought the ticket that made him a billionaire, according to Dirt magazine.
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The new house was built in 1953 and features spectacular views of the mountains and measures approximately 4,361 square feet.
According to the real estate page Compass, the property is a Japanese-inspired modern single-level house that stands out for "simplicity and attention to detail and a contemplative atmosphere."
The house includes five bedrooms and bathrooms and a studio. One of the bedrooms is even a theater.
According to Compass, the U-shaped focal point is the patio that "creates your own private oasis for you to escape and unwind in a zen courtyard." All this scenery is completed with a red floating Japanese roof.
And for those hot summers coming up in Southern California, it also includes a saltwater pool.
The windows extend from floor to ceiling where you can appreciate the Japanese-style garden, which is the theme of the house.
Castro was the winner of the historic draw on November 7, 2022 where he won $2.04 billion.
The California Lottery announced on February 7 that Castro was the only winner to match all six numbers: 10, 33, 41, 47, 56 and the Powerball, 10.
Castro opted to receive the lump sum of $997.6 million.
