Porto Placido

Sítio Cana do Reno is located 79 km from Ouro Preto MG and 14 km from the city center of Ponte Nova, and 9 km from Haras 3 Corações. BR 120 Porto Placido S/N. With access to supermarkets, banks, hospitals and car rental companies. It is a great option for travelers and families who value privacy and independence. Monthly rent (upon guarantor approval and contract): R$ 6,500.00 The space Sítio Cana do Reno is an excellent option for those who want to have intense contact with nature. Located in the Mata Mineira area, the site has more than 5 hectares available for leisure and sports such as hiking, horseback riding, ball games and fishing. The site has the simplicity of the rustic colonial style, with the necessary warmth. The space also has the potential for special celebrations such as weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, or any other festive occasion of the client's choice. We kindly ask that those interested in special rentals contact the owner, and we will reply to the email within 5 days. Monthly rent (upon approval of guarantor and contract): R$6,500.00 Guest access Guests can enjoy all the premises of the site, access to the corral, milk the cows to make sweets and drinks, horseback riding, mountain trails. The kitchen is equipped with a gas and wood stove. There is tableware for 50 people. Bedding, table and bath linen. Complete comfort. Monthly lease (upon guarantor approval and contract): R$6,500.00 Other things to note Monthly rent (upon approval of guarantor and contract): R$6,500.00 The territory of the current municipality of Ponte Nova was inhabited by Puris and Aimorés Indians (the latter nicknamed botocudos due to a body adornment they used) when its colonization began, through the distribution of sesmarias, from the second half of the 18th century. Documents referring to Fazenda das Almas point to the construction of a wooden bridge over the Piranga River in 1762. On the land of Fazenda do Vau-Açu, donated by Father João do Monte Medeiros, the Chapel of São Sebastião e Almas was built, a branch of the Parish of Senhor Bom Jesus do Monte do Furquim, belonging to Mariana, in 1770. It became a village, with the creation of the municipality emancipated from Mariana in 1857, and was elevated to the category of city in 1866. A law enacted in 1883 changed its name, which was shortened to Ponte Nova. Local development is largely due to the expansion of sugarcane farming, which earned it the title of the largest sugar center in Minas Gerais during the 19th and early 20th centuries. In the second decade of the 19th century, exports of sugar, rapadura and brandy had already gained importance, with production being transported by troops of donkeys, mainly to the Mariana market. Still in the mid-19th century, the spread of sugarcane planting in the region meant that most rural properties had their own mills, powered by animal traction or water power, with brown sugar and the form exported to various regions of the then province of Minas Gerais. The first cast iron mill arrived in Ponte Nova in 1860, and the first steam plant, the Ana Florência Plant, built with machines imported from England, was inaugurated in (URL HIDDEN) the installation of a station of the Leopoldina Railway, inaugurated in 1886 by Dom Pedro II, sugar production began to reach more distant markets. Before the end of the century, the Engenho Central do Piranga and the Usina do Vau-Açu were also built, which further multiplied Ponte Nova's production, complemented by numerous smaller mills that functioned as rapadura and brandy factories. In the 20th century, four other sugar and alcohol industries would be established in the municipality: the Jatiboca Plant in 1920, the Pontal Plant and the São José Plant in 1935, and the Santa Helena Plant in 1940. Contemporaneity: With regard to tourism, Ponte Nova became part of the Montanhas e Fé Tourist Circuit Association in February 2011, a member of the Minas Gerais State Tourism Regionalization Program and, since then, has actively participated in the activities of the Tourist Circuit. The city is still part of the area of influence of the Estrada Real and the Rota Imperial, the old Estrada São Pedro de Alcântara, a road that connects Ouro Preto to Vitória/ES and passes through 17 municipalities in Minas Gerais and 14 in Espírito Santo. Monthly lease (upon approval of guarantor and contract): R$6,500.00