Unknown number of secret rooms and passages.Thing's boxes (Thing's miniature house in the movies).The Vault - (The 1990s movies had a vault).The Master Bedroom ( Gomez and Morticia's bedroom).The Kids Bedroom (sometimes Pugsley and Wednesday had separate bedrooms).There are other rooms that are not always displayed/featured.
There are somewhere between 25 and 30 rooms in the Addams Family Mansion.
These two acres had been in the family since they were deeded to Gomez' ancestor Alfonso the Enormous for services rendered to Queen Isabella of Spain. In the stage musical, the mansion was moved to two acres in Central Park, New York City. The house is also filled with deathtraps carefully or carelessly positioned by Fester or Wednesday, deadly beasts, deadly plants, booby traps, explosives and whatnot. Many runaway guests become completely lost in what seem to be dozens of rooms, hallways and staircases. The interior of the house seems to be disproportionately bigger than the outside view suggests. The address was also changed to 1313 Cemetery Lane, perhaps in a reference to 1313 Mockingbird Lane, the home of The Munsters. The area surrounding the house can be described briefly as a wasteland, with swamps, a moat, and the like. It's also mentioned that the home is made of titanium instead of wood (and is consequently bomb-proof), has 26 (or maybe 27) rooms - if Fester has made a new addition with his cannon - and the house has apparently been in the family for centuries.
They regret that it wasn't, "but you can't have everything." But the existence of the ghost of Aunt Minerva proves otherwise (though she may have "moved in" just recently). When Gomez and Morticia first moved in as the home's owners (though Gomez and Grandmama had been residents even before then), they thought it was haunted. The mailbox and door knockers seem to be alive. A cemetery was moved next to the house (a change that also occurred in the two feature films and the 1977 reunion special), and there were now various secret rooms and passages.
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The entrance gate (nicknamed, appropriately, "Gate" in the original TV show and the 1991 film) was now overgrown with foliage. The mansion remained a condemned building (According to Morticia, it had actually been condemned five times), and the interior had various dangerous objects and odd statues just like the original TV show. The New Addams Family provided a cross between the original TV show's mansion and the movie/comic strip's mansion. In the 2019 adaptation, the mansion is a former mental asylum located on a hill in the outskirts of New Jersey which also houses a disembodied resident who wants the place to remain undisturbed. The movie The Addams Family had the mansion appearing as it did in Charles Addams' drawing of the family about to dump boiling oil on a group of carolers from the roof, a gag reenacted in that film. The two Addams Family movies, 1991's The Addams Family and 1993's Addams Family Values, along with the 1990s animated series, resurrected the mansion's original exterior design from the Charles Addams cartoons. In the Halloween special, an entirely different mansion is shown. In the following series, the Addamses bought a recreational vehicle which resembled their mansion and drove it around the country. The house once again became a condemned mansion in the New Scooby-Doo Movies TV show, in which the Addamses made a guest appearance. The house also sported a Play Room with medieval racks, nailbeds, iron maidens, and stockades for "relaxing." Instead of being a dilapidated house, it was now practically a museum filled with odd statues, trophies, and other interesting things. In the original series, the house was given the address 0001 Cemetery Lane.
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