Christopher Moltisanti's house

Christopher Moltisanti lived in this house during the sixth season of The Sopranos.

It is located at 3 Baldwin Court in Fairfield, New Jersey.

At the beginning of Season 6, Episode 9, "The Ride," Christopher's girlfriend, Kelli, reveals she is pregnant. After hearing the news, he proposes to her and decides to purchase a family home.

By that point in the series, his longtime girlfriend, Adriana La Cerva, had been dead for nearly two years.

While viewing the property, Christopher says, "This is what I'm talking about. Stately Wayne Manor."

The agent tells the couple that the residence has "four bedrooms, marble baths, and Kohler fixtures." It also features "Sub-Zero in the stainless steel kitchen."

Before she can continue, Christopher interrupts: "We'll take it."

The couple hosts a barbecue in Season 6, Episode 17, "Walk Like a Man." While they are at the grill, Tony Soprano asks Christopher why they never see each other anymore.

Christopher explains that he is staying away from the Bada Bing and Satriale's to maintain his sobriety.

Tony refuses to accept this excuse and tells him to "grow some balls." He believes addiction is a matter of self-control rather than a disease.

Later in the season, a dispute between Christopher and Paulie Gualtieri quickly escalates after Gualtieri instructs his cousin, "Little" Paulie Germani, to break into a hardware store owned by Christopher's father-in-law.

Christopher demands compensation and complains about the break-in to Tony, who ignores his grievances.

When Little Paulie steals from the business again, Christopher retaliates by throwing him out of a window, leaving him hospitalized.

Enraged by the assault, Gualtieri drives his Cadillac through Christopher's front yard. He causes thousands of dollars in damage by repeatedly plowing back and forth across the lawn, destroying garden ornaments, flower beds, and bushes.

Christopher's time at the new house is short-lived. The pressure of his responsibilities, combined with the growing distance from his crew, leads him to relapse into alcohol and heroin use during the final season.

He crashes his SUV while driving under the influence with Tony. Realizing his nephew's addiction will always be a liability, Tony suffocates him instead of calling for help.