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A house used as the home of Marlon Brando's Vito Corleone character in 'The Godfather' has gone on sale for $ 3 million approximately.
The eight-bedroom, four-bathroom property on Staten Island, New York featured in Francis Ford Coppola's gangster epic as the base of mob boss Corleone.
Its grounds were used for the 1972 movie's famous wedding scene and interior shots of the crime dynasty eating meals and holding family meetings were filmed inside the property, reported New York Daily News.
The home is set in 7,000 square metres (24,000 square feet) of land and includes a swimming pool and a garage big enough for four cars. It even has a bar in the basement.
The elderly owner of the house died last month and the property has since been put on the market for $ 2.9 million.
"I remember when they filmed the wedding in the backyard. People know it. Japanese tourists come here to take pictures," said Elaine Albert, a neighbour.
The eight-bedroom, four-bathroom property on Staten Island, New York featured in Francis Ford Coppola's gangster epic as the base of mob boss Corleone.
Its grounds were used for the 1972 movie's famous wedding scene and interior shots of the crime dynasty eating meals and holding family meetings were filmed inside the property, reported New York Daily News.
The home is set in 7,000 square metres (24,000 square feet) of land and includes a swimming pool and a garage big enough for four cars. It even has a bar in the basement.
The elderly owner of the house died last month and the property has since been put on the market for $ 2.9 million.
"I remember when they filmed the wedding in the backyard. People know it. Japanese tourists come here to take pictures," said Elaine Albert, a neighbour.
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