Remember 'The Sopranos' house? It is up for sale for $3.4m

Remember the illustrious-looking house in HBO's The Sopranos? We are certain you would have your heart set on it too. The family house of fictional mob boss, Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) has now hit the market, 20 years after the critically acclaimed and commercially successful, The Sopranos first aired.

Patti and Victor Recchia have listed their New Jersey house for $3.4 million (£2.7m), the New York Times reports.

Real estate value website Zillow estimates its value at $1.63m but the owners reportedly think the property's Hollywood status will boost demand.

Set on more than 5,600 sq ft, it has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The Sopranos was a huge success with critics and audiences alike and ran for six seasons between 1999 and 2007.

Even though HBO is known for the gigantic phenomenon that Game Of Thrones turned out to be now, it was the arrival of The Sopranos all those years ago that got the ball rolling followed by other shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm and The Wire.

Now fans of The Sopranos and its New Jersey patriarch - played by the late James Gandolfini - have a chance to buy the home where many scenes were set.

Subsequent shoots took place at a replica studio stage but the production team returned to film scenes throughout the program's run.

It has since become an unofficial tourist spot. A Facebook page for the home has hundreds of likes and more than 1,000 visits.

Interested parties reportedly have until 21 June to submit offers to the couple.