You Can Pretend to be 'The Godfather' for Only $3 Million

The home, originally built in 1930, was used as the exterior for Don Vito Correlone's house in the Francis Ford Coppola film "The Godfather."

The Staten Island mansion used for exterior shots in the film "The Godfather" hit the market on Nov. 3 for $2.8 million.

One of the two offices inside 110 Longfellow Ave. was remodeled to mimic Don Vito Corleone's office in "The Godfather."

While the exterior of the home remains unchanged since it was used in the film, owners added a saltwater pool to the backyard.

The interior of the home was gutted and remodeled by the new owners in 2012.

Your childhood dreams of one day being as rich and powerful as "The Godfather" can now be achieved -- in part --
by purchasing this home. The Staten Island mansion was used for the exterior shots of Don Vito Corleone's house
in the movie. The 5 bedroom, 7 bath home is unchanged on the exterior but has a completely gutted and modernized interior.

If you are interested in making "an offer they cannot refuse" (sorry, I had to do it),
head on over to the listing on Connie Profaci Realty.

via DNAinfo

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