1 bedroom House in Ervidel, Portugal No. 33712

Com a reforma de 1854, Ervidel passou a integrar o seu atual concelho. Afirmando-se, no entanto, nessa época, que ainda não possuía a mais pequena parcela de propriedade e que, apenas mais tarde, teriam começado a aparecer os primeiros olivais e vinhedos, quando verificado o arroteamento de terras incultas e o aforamento de courelas. Como lugares mais férteis da freguesia foram registados os seguintes: Cariola, Cariolinha, Carrapateira, Chaiça, Corte Margarida, Moinhos do Pinheiro, Monte do Pegas, São Lourenço da Serra, Val Cavo, Hortas de Cima e Cercas do Brejo. E segundo Gerardo Pery, ocupavam as várias terras de culturas as seguintes áreas: trigo, 654 hectares; cevada, 414; aveia, 206; centeio, 36; fava, 22; grão de bico, 28; tremoço, 12; milho, 11; batata, 6; olivais, 259 e montado de azinho 1090. A exploração agrícola fora de tal modo importante para a freguesia que foi criado um museu, onde se encontra exposta uma interessante coleção de alfaias agrícolas, enquadrada nos mais profundos valores etnográficos do Alentejo, tão bem representados nos típicos cantares dos lavradores da freguesia. Tratamos do seu processo de crédito, sem burocracias apresentando as melhores soluções para cada cliente. Intermediário de crédito certificado pelo Banco de Portugal com o nº 0001802. Ajudamos com todo o processo! Entre em contacto connosco ou deixe-nos os seus dados e entraremos em contacto assim que possível! BJ91830AJ Categoria Energética: Isento MAKE US THE BEST DEAL Small villa to recover in the center of Ervidel. At this time the property is in ruins with a total area of 125 m2, as a construction area of 55m2 and a patio of 75m2. Its settlement is ancient, and rises to the period of Romanization. It attests to the old rustic village of Ervidel, inserted in the famous beja beare, called Pax Julia, who lived not only this as well as so many other villages, located throughout the county, thus managing to bear the huge costs of its roads and imperial routes. The haunting profusion of its coins that the ground constantly returns, its magnificent temples lined with columns and beautiful statues, its pools lined with the richest mosaics, demonstrate well the magnificence of the occupants of these rustic villages. According to a document dated 1758, the parish of Ervidel had one hundred and forty neighbors and the 'larger people', who existed there, were four hundred and fifty. It was composed of 'men farmers, officers and working men', living from wheat production and cattle raising. With the reform of 1854, Ervidel joined its current municipality. It was stated, however, at that time, that it did not yet have the smallest portion of property and that, only later, the first olive groves and vineyards would have begun to appear, when it verified the routing of uncultivated land and the aphoresing of courelas. As the most fertile places of the parish were recorded the following: Cariola, Cariolinha, Carrapateira, Chaiça, Corte Margarida, Moinhos do Pinheiro, Monte do Pegas, São Lourenço da Serra, Val Cavo, Hortas de Cima and Cercas do Brejo. And according to Gerardo Pery, the following areas occupied the various crop lands: wheat, 654 hectares; barley, 414; oats, 206; rye, 36; fava, 22; chickpeas, 28; itrain, 12; corn, 11; potato, 6; olive groves, 259 and azinho mounted 1090. The farm was so important for the parish that was created a museum, where is exposed an interesting collection of agricultural tools, framed in the deepest ethnographic values of alentejo, so well represented in the typical songs of the farmers of the parish. We take care of your credit process, without bureaucracies presenting the best solutions for each client. Credit intermediary certified by Banco de Portugal with the number 0001802. We help with the whole process! Contact us or leave us your details and we will contact you as soon as possible! BJ91830AJ Energy Rating: Exempt