As a fan of the series, you’ve probably asked yourself at least once “Where is the Tony Soprano house?” The impressive piece of real estate is located in North Caldwell New Jersey. Unlike some productions that shoot in a completely different state than where they’re supposed to be located, The Sopranos house in NJ was legit.
Built in 1987, The Sopranos house is a 4-bedroom, 4-and-a-half-bathroom residence in the NJ borough of North Caldwell. The 5,600 square foot home was not only featured in the opening to every episode of the Sopranos, it was also used for all exterior shots of Tony’s home. 
There are even a few scenes from the pilot episode that were actually filmed inside the real home before a set was built that replicated the house’s interior.
The North Caldwell abode looks exactly like what you’d expect the fictional mobster to call home. The large remodeled kitchen features a curved breakfast bar, tons of cabinet space, recessed lighting, and a double wall oven. 
The formal dining room is a seriously decadent space in the home with its pink floral wallpaper, tray ceiling, built-in cream-colored cabinets, and stunning gold chandelier. 
Yet another display of the home’s unending opulence is the great room. There, you’ll find a vaulted octagonal ceiling, stone fireplace, and 4 sets of French doors that lead out onto the patio. 
Speaking of the patio - all scenes of Tony and fam in the backyard, with its stone benches, swimming pool, and perfectly manicured lawn, were filmed here. The home also features a powder room, detached one-bedroom guest house, and 2 car garages. 
After actor James Gandolfini passed away in 2013, a memorial was set up outside the home by series fans. Flowers, pasta, and a cigar, were left on the curb outside the property.

Tony Soprano House

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