GENEVA, Aug 20 (AFP) - Michael Jackson's family is looking for a house in Liechtenstein, a lawyer in the tiny Alpine principality told a Swiss newspaper Friday.
"I have a mandate to find a new home for the Jackson family here in the region," lawyer Silvio Vogt said in the Swiss talbloid daily Blick.
The newspaper reported that elder brother Jermaine Jackson, 50, loved the tranquil picture-postcard mountain area, which also borders the mythical birthplace of the Swiss literary heroine, Heidi.
Vogt said he had visited the Jacksons' "Neverland" ranch in the United States and admitted that space might be an issue.
"The property is about half the size of the whole of Liechtenstein," he said.
The biggest house in Liechtenstein, which nestles in between Austria and Switzerland, is the hilltop castle belonging to the principality's ruler, Prince Hans-Adam, which overlooks the tiny capital, Vaduz.
It is not thought to be for sale.