Attractive Stone Property To Restore In A Wonderful Location In Chianti

Wonderful restoration project in a pretty hamlet with amazing views in the heart of Chianti.

This handsome property consists of a main house of around 360 sqm, a shared barn of around 30 sqm and 2 small outbuildings.

Sitting in an extremely pretty and peaceful position, the property is within easy walking distance of the village of Monti, which has a bar, restaurant and first amenities.

Description: on the ground floor there is a sitting room, kitchen and storage area.

Stairs lead up to the first floor with a further 2 sitting rooms, 2 bedrooms and a kitchen.

On the second floor are 2 further bedrooms, a sitting room and a bathroom.

There is a shared barn and a further 2 outbuildings with garden space to the front.

Restoration & Services

The property is in need of a total restoration, to comfortably provide a 4 to 5 bedroom home (permissions need to be sought).

With over 30 years of experience overseeing restoration projects across Tuscany, Knight Frank Tuscany can implement and oversee every step of the way involved in creating your perfectly restored family retreat.

Subsequent to restoration, our dedicated management company also provides bespoke services to ensure your home is impeccably maintained and cared for, whether you’re in residence or abroad.

From the initial purchase to the completed restoration—and well beyond—you are in expert hands.

The Chianti Classico Region:

The Chianti Classico region, set between Florence and Siena, is one of Italy’s most celebrated landscapes — a timeless blend of rolling vineyards, olive groves, and ancient hilltop villages. Here, life follows the rhythm of the seasons: the grape harvest in autumn, the olive pressing in winter, and long, golden summers that fill the air with the scent of wild herbs and cypress.

To live in Chianti Classico is to embrace a lifestyle deeply rooted in authenticity and simplicity. Days unfold at a slower pace — mornings begin with espresso in a medieval piazza, followed by visits to local markets overflowing with seasonal produce, pecorino cheese, and estate-made olive oil. Evenings are often spent outdoors, enjoying wine from nearby vineyards while the sun sets over the patchwork of fields and stone farmhouses.