Two villas with separate items. One with ground floor and first floor and the other ground floor. They present themselves as an interesting project for restoration. It can very well be a permanent home, a weekend home, in the tranquility of the countryside, the river and the mountain or even for investment (rental). The moradais consist of two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom. It has a spacious and sunny atrium, a storage room for storage. At the back, there is a garage and land for a vegetable garden and orchard. Excellent location and quick access to the N13, A28 and A3, Spain and neighboring municipalities. Regarding the history of this former parish of Campos, now Campos-Vila Meã, it can be read in the book Inventário Colectivo dos Registros Paroquiais Vol. 2 Norte Arquivos Nacionais. «The church of São João de Campos belonged in 1258 to the bishop of Tui. As documented in the list of churches of that bishopric, located in the territory of Entre Lima e Minho, drawn up in 258-1259. In the Census of D. Diogo de Sousa (1514-1532). in which the contribution that the churches that had belonged to the Cathedral of Tui, and then incorporated into the diocese of Braga, had to pay to the archdiocese, is calculated, Campos is mentioned in the municipality of Vila Nova de Cerveira, with a fee of 160 réis. However, in 1545, in the Memorial made by the vicar of the district of Valença, Rui Fagundes, at the time of Archbishop D. Manuel de Sousa, São João de Campos was integrated in that district, yielding 40 thousand réis. The census of D. Frei Baltasar Limpo, in the copy of 1580, used by Father Avelino Jesus da Costa in his book "The Ecclesiastical District of Valença" states that São João de Campos was divided into two parts, half belonging without cure to the archbishop in solidum", and the other, with cure, to the monastery of Valboa, which had the right of presentation. In 1582, by provision of Archbishop D. Diogo de Sousa, and brief by Pope Clement VII, the monastery of Valboa was annexed to the Benedictine community of Santa Ana de Viana. In 1757, São João de Campos had two abbots, each with an income of 150 thousand réis. In 1839 it fell within the district of Monção, and the following year it was annexed to the parish of Vila Meã. In 1852 it appears in the district of Valença. On the map of the congruas, from 1856, Campos and Vila Meã appear separately, reunited in 1864. This year they had a common parish priest." Following the opinion of other authors, it is known that it was the abbey of the presentation of the mitre. Campos regains its status as a parish on January 13, 1898, when the municipality of Vila Nova de Cerveira was restored. In a small valley of the parish, in a hidden place, there is a chapel of invocation to Santa Luzia. The place is still called Monastery, and the nearby bouça they call Cerca, all the land around it being foreiros de SantAna de Viana do Castelo. Here was the Monastery of Santa Maria de Valboa, of the Order of St. Benedict. The history of its foundation is now unknown. The Portuguese Choreography says that it is due to the lords of Torre da Silva, its patron saints, according to tradition. He was abbess D. Urraca Soares, daughter of Soeiro Gonçalves, granddaughter of Gonçalo Pires de Belmir, great-granddaughter of Martin Pires de Belmir, third granddaughter of Pedro Soares de Belmir and his wife D. Gontinhada Silva, daughter of D. Paio Guterres da Silva, lord of the said Torre da Silva in the time of D. Afonso VI, of León. Also Count D. Pedro, in his Nobiliary, referring to the Silvas, mentions Soeiro Gonçalves, son of Gonçalo Pires, one of the knights who met King Ferdinand the Saint, at the siege of Seville in 1248, and says that Soeiro Gonçalves had a daughter named D. Urraca Soeiro, who was the abbess of Valboa. According to the Valença Register, "in the year of the Lord 1444 Ignez Barbosa was confirmed abbess of Santa Maria de Valboa, of the Order of S. Bento".
