Burt Gervasi's house from The Sopranos

This is Burt Gervasi's house from The Sopranos.

It is located at 53 Haussler Terrace in Clifton, New Jersey.

Burt is a soldier in the DiMeo crime family and a member of Paulie Gualtieri's former crew.

In the episode "Johnny Cakes" (S06E08), he and Patsy Parisi notably attempt to extort money from a Starbucks-like coffee shop. After realizing that their veiled threats won't work against a franchised business, Patsy walks outside and complains, "It's over for the little guy."

DiMeo-Lupertazzi war

When a war breaks out between New Jersey and New York, Burt expresses his "misgivings" about his boss, Tony Soprano, and begins communicating with the Lupertazzi family in private.

He also tries to convince others to turn their backs on the current leadership.

At some point, he even attempts to sway Tony's right-hand man, Silvio Dante. However, Silvio remains loyal to his boss.

Death

At the start of the episode "Blue Comet" (S06E20), Burt steps outside his house to fetch the morning newspaper. After picking it up off the ground and turning around, he is startled to see Tony's consigliere standing right beside him.

Knowing that Burt might be a bit spooked by his sudden appearance, Silvio quickly allays his suspicions by explaining that "some things" can't be spoken about over the phone.

This works, as Burt replies, "Got it," and invites him inside. While they are heading towards the house, he warns Silvio to keep an eye out for dog poop, as his terrier Spencer is a "sh*t machine."

Once they are in the hallway, Silvio informs Burt that he has spoken to the other guys about his "misgivings." Then, without saying another word, he pulls out a garrote and strangles him to death from behind.

Later, Silvio meets with Tony at the Bada Bing! and reports that Gervasi was playing both sides of the fence and that "measures were taken."