Farmhouse To Restore On An Iconic Wine Estate In The Chianti Classico

An Exceptional Restoration Opportunity on a Historic Tuscan Estate.

An exciting opportunity to own and restore a distinguished Leopoldine farmhouse and two large annexes, set within the iconic Brolio Estate in the heart of Chianti. Positioned in a private and elevated location, the property commands panoramic views across the gently undulating Chianti hills and vineyards.

Montecalcini Farmhouse.

Accessed via a classic white country road, this traditional stone farmhouse retains its authentic architectural features, offering a rare chance to create a bespoke residence of exceptional charm and quality.

With potential for at least six bedroom suites in the main house, additional accommodation in the annexes, and space for a swimming pool and landscaped gardens, the estate provides an ideal foundation for a beautiful family home with ample guest accommodation. Knight Frank and Chianti Estates are proud to present this opportunity, offering comprehensive expertise in restoration, project management, and ongoing estate services. From initial planning to final completion, our team ensures a seamless experience in creating a refined and fully managed Tuscan country home. Our Radda in Chianti offices, located just 17 km from the estate, remain at your disposal to assist throughout the process, including all necessary building permits and approvals.

Property Overview

730 sqm main farmhouse
Two annexes totaling approximately 195 sqm
Water and electricity connections in place
Potential permit for a swimming pool
Full restoration and management services by Chianti Estates

A Legacy of Heritage and Excellence:
The Estate unfolds around a historic castle that has been owned by the same noble family for centuries, making it one of the oldest and most prestigious properties in Italy - and among the world’s earliest wine estates.
Once a strategic stronghold for the Republic of Florence, the estate has evolved into a beacon of innovation in winemaking and sustainable agriculture. Today, the Estate represents a rare blend of history, craftsmanship, and rural sophistication - a place where tradition and modern living coexist in perfect harmony.
Owning a property within this remarkable estate is more than an investment: it is an opportunity to become part of one of Tuscany’s most enduring and beautiful stories

The Chianti Classico Country Lifestyle

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.

The region is also remarkably well-connected. Florence, Siena, and San Gimignano are all within easy reach, offering world-class art, culture, and dining — yet Chianti itself remains wonderfully rural, defined by a sense of peace and space that feels a world apart.

Chianti Classico’s enduring charm lies in its balance: refined yet rustic, steeped in history yet alive with modern craftsmanship. The local estates, many centuries old, continue to produce wines that express both the land and the people who care for it — wines that have shaped the identity of Tuscany itself.

Owning a home here means more than enjoying breathtaking views; it is an invitation to participate in a living tradition — one that values nature, community, and the quiet beauty of daily life beneath the Tuscan sun.