Property details
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District
Beja -
County
Ferreira do Alentejo -
Locality
Alfundão
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Area
168 m² -
Plot area
588 m²
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Build Year
1970
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Price
83.500 € -
Energy Rating
E
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Property code
BJ31544
Description
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House to recover located in Alfundão
Comprising 1 living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets, kitchen, with fireplace, attic, backyard and garage.
This property has an excellent potential for a holiday home, own dwelling or for local accommodation.
Historical Review:
In the extreme east of Ferreira do Alentejo, the parish of Alfundão delimits this county of Cuba and Beja.
It is one of the oldest villages in the Alentejo. It seems to have been very important, even during the Roman period. Two inscriptions dedicated to the goddess Fortuna are the most enlightened traces of this time in the history of Alfundão. The toponym itself, contrary to what one might think, is not of Arabic origin but Latin. It is related to the given name Fundana - an important family of the time - to which the Arabs added the alf1word al.
Even without great documentary confirmations, the truth is that, by the thirteenth century, Alfundão would already be a landlord with its own jurisdiction. In 1372, D. Fernando donated his term to Diogo Afonso de Carvalhal, a period from which it began to have, even ephemerally, the category of village.
Heritage:
Mother Church with its clock
Cultural Center
Roman bridge and sidewalk
Fountain
Chapel of St. Sebastian
Old inn
Roman remains.
Festivals and pilgrimages:
The feast of Alfundão takes place on the last weekend of August, in honor of Our Lady of the Conception.
Handicrafts:
Miniatures in cork and wood and manual shoemaking.
Source: JF Ferreira do Alentejo and WIKIPEDIA
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