Dreams do not have to be only merely dreams can come true, we have this flat land with 812 m2, to build your villa inserted in one of the parishes of the city about 7 klm, in beautiful landscape, sunny and quiet setting for easy access.
It benefits from the magnificent eco-track with connection to Valença-Monção and also from the proximity to the Minho River, its park. Book your visit, come and learn more about this wonderful terrain.
Dreams do not have to be merely mere dreams can come true, we have this 812 m2 flat land, to build your house inserted in one of the parishes of the city at about 7 klm, in a beautiful landscape, sunny and quiet within easy reach.
It benefits from the magnificent eco-track with connection to Valencia-Monção and also the proximity to the river Minho, its park. Book your visit, come to know more about this wonderful terrain.
In the catalogue of churches north of the Lima River subordinated to the bishopric of Tui, which King D. Dinis had elaborated for the payment of fee, in 1320, Saint Mamede de Friestas was taxed at 100 pounds. It was then called "Sancti Mametis de Fenestris", inserting itself in the archediagado of Cerveira. It was at the time, an abbey.
In 1444, D. João I obtained from the pope that this territory be dismembered from the bishopric of Tui, becoming part of that of Ceuta, where it remained until 1512. This year, the Archbishop of Braga, D. Diogo de Sousa, gave To D. Henrique, bishop of Ceuta, the ecclesiastical region of Olivença, receiving in exchange that of Valença do Minho. In 1513, Pope Leo X approved the exchange.
In the register of the evaluation carried out in 1546, of the ecclesiastical benefits incorporated in the diocese of Braga. Saint Mamede appears framed in the couto of Sanfins, being attached to the monastery of Sanfins. It is said in the aforementioned document that St. Mamede and another annexed to the monastery. Santa Marinha de Verdoejo, were worth 70,000 réis together, possessing friars from the convent table. The viairaria of St. Mamede yielded 11,000 réis and the altar foot.
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