Some houses are bought. Others are handed down by history. This one carries a date carved in stone: 1523.

Five centuries in the heart of the village

In the centre of Montelaterone, a medieval village on the slopes of Monte Amiata in the Tuscan Maremma, province of Grosseto, this semi-detached stone house with its own private entrance sits among cobbled lanes, archways and glimpses of rolling hills. Life moves slowly here, and every wall has a story to tell.

The living spaces

About 100 m² over the ground and first floors: a furnished, fully equipped eat-in kitchen, two generous bedrooms, a bathroom and a storeroom. Original fireplaces warm the rooms and keep their soul alive, while from some of the windows the view stretches out over the hills.

The cellar: 60 m² of potential

On the lower floor lies a large cellar of about 60 m², with a woodstore, a utility room and an old stone bread oven, a rare piece of village life. Today it is perfect for wine and firewood. Tomorrow it could become much more, subject to planning checks.

Ready to live in, free to reimagine

The independent heating system has already been renewed, with a gas condensing boiler and radiators: a major expense that is already taken care of. The house can be lived in straight away and comes partly furnished, while finishes and windows are ready for your personal touch. Move in, enjoy it, and restore it at your own pace.

The surroundings

Arcidosso and Castel del Piano, with shops and everyday services, are just minutes away. Around the village you will find chestnut woods, walking trails and Amiata's autumn festivals; a little further lie the Val d'Orcia, Montalcino and the Saturnia hot springs. A home for those who want the real Tuscany: not a place to visit, but a place to live.