Wild Bill is correct. I guess that one was way to easy for you guys. I'll try to find one a little harder.

Thats not his only one..well don't know about after he got wacked,but before he did.

In Brooklyn maybe? I think thats where they lived before they moved to Staten Island.

I do like that house. Real nice looking but not gaudy. Nice place.

Yea , he had good taste,I found the sd card with some pictures on it,now i will post what i can most have people in them, but a couple are just landscape..today maybe I wish i could make the faces fuzzy..but they will still know ,so i better just do the landscapes.

have to have the slot for sd card my pc in my office don't have one ,when i get home i will try.

wild bills house is (was?) really nice.. classy and not all fucking gaudy.. nice without standing out.. unlike casso's house.. place looks like a piece of 80's art gone wrong.like if tony Montana and andy Warhol decided to design a house.

According to Al D´Arco, Casso ordered Anthony Fava killed because Fava knew about illegal deals relative to Casso's home. Anthony Fava was the architect who designed Casso´s house. He had also done work on the 19th Hole, the Bay Ridge bar/hangout of Casso and Amuso, and La Donna Rosa, an eatery owned by D'Arco's son, Joseph. But it´s unclear what those "illegal deals" were.

This is not the definition of gaudy. It's modern. I love it. We just built a house like this over here in Jersey for a guy, and it looks pretty similar. Everything on the inside is built in..all the furniture, etc..all built in. It looks very similar to this.
Of course you have to like this modern/contemporary style, but it's not gaudy.
I actually like this one better than the one we built.

I agree I like modern/contemporary houses. Although they have to be drawn architecturally correct. I like that house and trust me I would love to live there, but I think that the shape of some of the house is not exactly appealing to the masses and myself. I think they tried to do too much, and if they just kept it a little simpler it would be a great house.

I love modern homes but cassos just reminds me of some 80's style shit.. I don't know.. House is huge though

Not a mobster house but cool to visit around Halloween, oddball hell house on Daniel Rd in Massapequa Long Island surrounded by very normal houses.

Casso's house isn't gaudy, but the shape is very different. So if you don't look at it with an open mind, you probably won't find it aesthetically pleasing.

Here are the homes of the following Mafia Members:

1. Lenine "Lenny" Strollo- Made Member of LaRocca Crime Family, Pittsburgh and former boss of the Youngstown, OH rackets before flipping in 1999. Here is his house that has since been sold but the FBI had the entire house bugged and this is where Lenny was arrested back in December of 1997>

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7000-Leffingwell-Rd-Canfield-OH-44406/2146401991_zpid/

2. Charles "Chucky" Porter-Underboss to LaRocca Crime Family in Pittsburgh, secretly cooperated while in prison. Here is his home where he still resides in Penn Hills at 3999 Old William Penn Hwy (Bird's eye view):

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3999-Old-William-Penn-Hwy-Pittsburgh-PA-15235/11534470_zpid/

3. Charles "Charlie Murgie" Imburgia- Consigliere to the LaRocca Crime Family in Pittsburgh, lived in Howland, OH at 9216 Sunview Drive NE. Here was Charlie's longtime home:

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhome...8813?source=web

4. John Scalish-Longtime Boss of Cleveland's house in Pepper Pike, OH:
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/31999-Gates-Mills-Blvd-Pepper-Pike-OH-44124/58562168_zpid/

^^^ That third one, Imburgia's, is god-awful. At least it's cheap. No moulding thru the entire house, no granite, some outdoor looking tile on the kitchen floors, carpet dining room floor. Looks like a grandma's home.

Charlie would be 102 right now, as that photo is from the late 1980's. That house had gun turrets, a panic room with an underground elevator and when it was built in the 1960's, it was considered a palace...obviously times have changed and the guys from Pittsburgh/Youngstown/Cleveland didn't like to advertise who they were

Well it's for sale right now and it obviously hasn't had a thing done to upgrade it since it was built in the 50's. Ugly is ugly. But for that price, I'd knock the whole inside down and re do.

A renovation would be ideal, especially in that zip code. A very nice area, especially with many of the new homes that have built around the country club.

If Charlie left the coffee cans in the back yard, God only knows what it's worth ;-)

Nothing says classy place like Gun Turrets do! But i'd probably keep them, i like that stuff and maybe some bullet proof windows too.

I was waiting for you to chime in Friend of Henry!! Where you been? You always have some kind words for "Uncle Charlie."

Guys like Casso, Palermo and the rest of the NJ boys always have to show off and build mega mansions...then file Chapter 11 when they get sent to the can. Or like Joey Naples from Youngstown, you could build the mansion and piss off everybody then get shot a few months before you move in because you were too flashy. Better to duck than to advertise...like Gambino, live modestly and quietly...not like Castellano...It seems to be a trend for mobsters in NJ and NY to act like the Jersey Housewives and their husbands.

In my real life experiences: Guys like Charlie and Michael would only be considered "flashy" by the size of their bankrolls and the number of 3lb. coffee cans buried wherever ;-)

Today they use pvc piping instead of the coffee cans. One guy Joe Vito had over a million buried in his yard. Him and his brother have a large sports book.

Chuckys house is mostly obscured on Google Maps, I had trouble finding the entrance. Good location for a gangster's house, cars have no real reason to stop near it.

Here is the home of Michael Genovese, the late boss of the LaRocca Crime Family in Pittsburgh:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4348-Clendenning-Rd-Gibsonia-PA-15044/2128872819_zpid/

Here is Big John LaRocca's house, longtime boss of the LaRocca Crime Family located at 900 West Ingomar Rd, McCandless Twp, PA. Check out the birds eye view:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/900-W-Ingomar-Rd-Pittsburgh-PA-15237/11643396_zpid/

Here is the long time home of Ernie Biondillo, prominent Youngstown gangster and influential Pittsburgh mob associate who was murdered on June 3rd, 1996.

http://www.trulia.com/homes/Ohio/Campbell/sold/1000095839-602-Coitsville-Rd-Campbell-OH-44405

Here is the house that Joey Naples, former Youngstown mob boss was having built when he shot by a sniper rifle from across the street as the gunman was hiding in the cornfield on August 19, 1991

https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&gl=us&authuser=0&ie=UTF-8&layer=c&z=17&iwloc=A&sll=40.966149,-80.712094&cbp=13,64.2,0,0,0&cbll=40.966138,-80.712127&q=3240+Lynn+Rd+Canfield,+OH&ei=GIg8Uq2WM4Wj4AOYzYDwAg&ved=0CCoQxB0wAA

This is the house of made man Joseph Ruggiero Sr in Barrington, RI.

http://www.trulia.com/homes/Rhode_Island...ington-RI-02806

Hey JCB, you need to quit sending me private messages asking me to send you proof. I have my facts and you have yours, I was getting information together for you but not anymore computer tough boy. You need to cut the crap, pal.

ha this no it all jcb isnt making too many friends i see!!!