Agricultural land for Sale

Orte, in the countryside, agricultural land cultivated with fruit trees and olive trees, completely flat with agricultural shed.

Bonifazi Agency of Orte Via le piane 7/a Orte **/****** 0761/490028 Of ancient origins, Orte (Horta, Hortae, of uncertain etymology) is probably one of the cities that made up the Etruscan federation. Orte, located just upstream of the confluence of the Nera into the Tiber, already an important river port ("Ex Tuscis frumentum Tiberi venit: eo sustentata est plebs", Livy, Lib. II), became a vital center of the Roman road communication network with the construction of the Via Amerina, in 241-240 BC, following the capture of Falerii and the stabilization of Roman dominion north of Veii. From then until the 16th century, Orte constituted the crossing point of the Tiber north of Rome at the behest of Pope Sixtus V Peretti. The bridge, previously wooden, was replaced by a masonry bridge in the imperial age (so-called "Augustus Bridge", whose substructures can still be admired along the river to the north-west of the cliff). Orte underground The visit to the tunnels that constituted the ancient aqueduct from the pre-Roman era is suggestive, with fountains, cisterns and wells dug into the tuff base. Other underground peculiarities are the dovecotes created in the wall overlooking the Tiber valley and the well for storing snow, where the medicines of the local hospital were kept. Of ancient origins, Orte (Horta, Hortae, of uncertain etymology) is probably one of the cities that made up the Etruscan federation. Orte, located just upstream of the confluence of the Nera into the Tiber, already an important river port ("Ex Tuscis frumentum Tiberi venit: eo sustentata est plebs", Livy, Lib. II), became a vital center of the Roman road communication network with the construction of the Via Amerina, in 241-240 BC, following the capture of Falerii and the stabilization of Roman dominion north of Veii. Bonifazi Agency of Orte Via le piane 7/a Orte **/****** 0761/490028 Of ancient origins, Orte (Horta, Hortae, of uncertain etymology) is probably one of the cities that made up the Etruscan federation. Orte, located just upstream of the confluence of the Nera into the Tiber, already an important river port ("Ex Tuscis frumentum Tiberi venit: eo sustentata est plebs", Livy, Lib. II), became a vital center of the Roman road communication network with the construction of the Via Ame--11434ddfe93ddbb64c0c40152b6f9b7e!