Fortunately, I was able to locate the home quickly, and it appears to be nearly identical to how it appeared when Scorsese shot there. If anyone want to pay a visit, the address is 3515 Cochise Lane. This is in the exclusive suburb of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Cochise Lane is a cul-de-sac street that runs parallel to South County Road. There are about twenty single-family homes on Cochise Lane, most of which were built between 1960 and 1980. The house used in the film is a two-story stuccoed concrete block structure with an attached two-car garage. It has been reported that both the exterior and interior of the house have been completely remodeled since 1980. When Scorsese was ready to shoot, he told the production crew not to disturb the appearance of the house. So apparently they didn't change anything other than adding some graffiti near the beginning of the movie. The film wasn't released until 1996, so the house probably looked this way back then as well. Palm Beach Gardens is a wealthy suburb north of Miami Beach. The city is known for its private schools and high-end shopping centers. In 1980, the average price of a home here was $150,000; now it's $1 million or more.