Building divided in two floors. At the main front, the noble floor presents 4 windows and 3 doors with iron railing and rectangular lintel. The NE front is ends with a granite cornice.

18th century dwelling house consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two storeys with dormers and a patio. Here lived in the summer Light historian Soriano, as proves the inscription on the main gate.

18th century chapel, with wooden ceiling in mixer and coffered painted. The main facade painted white and trim in gray. The Center features a portal with frame in Slate, flanked by a barred window.

Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, consisting of a nave, a chancel and a narrow rectangular sacristy located near. It was probably built in the 19th century, especially in the main façade, a perfect round Bell.

18th century chapel, tea, consisting of nave and chancel, lit by Windows in the front left side. The main façade has surmounted by cross Bell. The interior retains a simple altar.

Small temple built in the 15th century. Presents a simple exterior with ogival door and belfry overcasting main façade. Inside the highlight goes to the altar of seventeenth-century carving and the imaginary.

In this Chapel stands the main façade in truncated Gable for perfect back Bell, torn by straight Dick portal. Inside, stands out an ara of altar, surmounted by a Mannerist retable structure.

Probably built in the 17th century chapel, with a quadrangular plant with domed cover. The interior features two Tuscan columns, identical to those of straight Dick portal located in the main façade.

Baroque religious architecture, vernacular. Small chapel, serving a reduced, rural population. It has a porch, single nave with a semicircular vault covering and quadrangular main chapel, with wood roofing.

Outside the chapel is the magnificent manueline portal. The inside is of great refinement, with the organ, the silver lamp and the cup, the glazed tiles at the main-chapel and the nave and the ceiling with “ferronerie” paintings standing out.