The estate, dating back to the early 1900s and recently fully restored, is located in Petralia Soprana, a village - already awarded one of the most beautiful in Italy - still full of the atmosphere and flavours of a Sicily that has almost disappeared elsewhere. Petralia Soprana is located in the heart of the Madonie Mountains, 1147 metres above sea level, in the province of Palermo: a 'living crib', off the beaten tourist track, equidistant from the airports of Palermo and Catania and about 30 minutes from the beaches of Cefalù. The Case Sparse Giaia, consisting of two separate bodies, although connected by courtyards and a terrace, cover a total of 340 square metres (3,659.73 sq. ft). Its privileged position, immersed in nature and peace, makes it a rare property in the surrounding area. The two buildings, which are adjacent but independent, have two floors with a total of 14 rooms and two kitchens. Inside there are two lounges, two kitchens, six bedrooms with large balconies from which to enjoy the splendid panorama, and six bathrooms, all finely finished. The estate is also equipped with an autonomous methane-fuelled heating system and a radiant panel system. The state of conservation of the complex is excellent, thanks also to the constant maintenance carried out over the years by the owners.The fixtures and windows, made of chestnut wood, contribute to the energy efficiency of the estate. There is also a large terrace, a private garden, where it is possible to spend relaxing moments immersed in nature, and an external wood-burning oven for convivial moments outdoors. The property is completed by the surrounding land, with a small vineyard of table and wine grapes, fruit trees, olive trees and a large pine forest; there is also a warehouse, a large garage and 10 uncovered parking spaces. Case Sparse Giaia is the ideal solution for those seeking a prestigious residence, immersed in nature and far from the chaos of the city, yet close to the main services and conveniences. It is also perfect for those who wish to invest in a structure suitable for hospitality and events.