Since this is nearly an 8ft long piece (about 5 inches from the ceiling) the biggest concern is not so much the width of the door but the surrounding space. It appears that the height of the sofa is within the width of the door (you have only 2 inches to spare), However, due to the length it may not fit thru the adjacent areas such as the hallway/foyer. FYI sofas are not shipped/delivered horizontally but actually vertically. So, by standing on end and lowering down into and thru the doorway, you'd probably just be sneaking by. Ask if the store you are purchasing from does "test fits". They'll charge a minimal fee to send a delivery person out to view your space before you purchase, which is far better than a sofa in your garage when it doesn't fit into your home.

As long as you have the 8 feet of room to walk fully through the door without backing into a wall, it will fit easily. If you are entering into a hallway running sideways, then no, it won't go.

So the wall is 4 feet away from the doorway? That changes everything. 15 yard penalty for withholding information. I don't think it will go. Are there other doors that might work? We had to go through the back sliding glass door because of a hallway entry to the front.

Sammy (who posted here earlier) is right. Also, please read my earlier post...sofas are shipped (and often delivered) standing on end. (Structurally safer that way.) 4 ft. hallway should work for you if you are accurate on the info you presented here.