| | Facilities within the Property |
 In the "Sala Grande" dining room that can seat up to 150 people, you can sample traditional Sicilian cuisine with our selection of local cheeses and sausages, grilled roasts and meats, frittatas, and home made pasta.
Our cuisine is prepared with our organic olive oil grown and made in our own mill and the dining experience is complemented by organic wine made from black Avola grapes in our vineyard and traditionally harvested by hand. |
 Our farm is exclusively organic. Breakfast is served with simple, carefully chosen items with our local honey and home made jams. Our organic wine, olive oil, and honey are available for purchase by our guests.
The services offered here are varied and many: cycling, horseback riding, hiking, fishing at the small lake on the farm, and hunting. |
 There is also a conference room, a park with a playground for children, and a swimming pool.
Guided activities include the possibility to take part in the seasonal harvest of mushrooms and wild asparagus, traditional Sicilian cooking classes, and speciality cooking courses in baked goods and jams according to the traditional farm recipes of the region. There is also a small spring that produces healthful water. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Banquets | Bar | | Candle Light Dinner | Ceremony Management | | Children's Playground | Coffee Break | | Congresses & Meetings | Excursions | | Fax Service | Groups Allowed | | Home Produce | Horseback Riding | | Horseback Riding Lessons | Laundry & Ironing | | Olive Oil Tasting | Photocopier | | Porter Service | Public Parking | | Radio | Restaurant | | Swimming Pool | Trekking | | Wake Up Service | Wedding Management | | Wine Tasting | | | |
 Piazza Armerina: Piazza Armerina is approximately 30 km from Enna. The historical centre of Piazza Armerina is dominated from the Aragonese Castle and the Dome, that make it easy visible from the surrounding localities. Its name derives from the medioeval latin Plątea (public square of the market), to which in 1862 was added Armerina (castrum armorum) because of the centre fortified by the Normans as "castle of the crews", built up in the XI century.
Caltagirone: Caltagirone is a city in the province of Catania, Sicily, built on two eminences about 2000 feet above sea-level, connected by a bridge. It is supposed by some to be the ancient Hybla Minor, by others the ancient Gela. In the Middle Ages it became a Saracen stronghold. The first two syllables of its name are of Arabic origin (kalaat, castle). The Genoese tried unsuccessfully to expel the Arabs from Caltagirone, which later, however, with the rest of Sicily fell into the hands of the Normans. Caltagirone had a role of first plain also in the popular movements that, in the 1282, they conducted to the rebellion of the "Vespri Siciliani".
- Tennis courts: Piazza Armerina (11 km) and Caltagirone (15 km)
- Covered swimming pool: Caltagirone (15 km) |
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