Probably revivalist chapel built in the 19th century and consists of a longitudinal plan simple, with a main façade in Gable, torn by a pointed arch portal. In the interior, especially the painting of the 18th century coverage.

House built in the first half of the 20th century, the present Art Nouveau features. It consists of a simple rectangular plan with two floors and a façade covered with tile pattern.

Chapel probably built in the 16th century or 17TH CENTURY, with a simple longitudinal plant with a main façade in Gable, torn by a wicker framed straight portal. In the interior, highlighted by a major altarpiece of gilt and polychrome from the convent of Nossa Senhora da Esperança.

Longitudinal plant simple Chapel, built in 1925 and restored in 1985. It consists of a single space, with wooden cover in mixer and, abroad, a porch opened with concrete coverage.

Nineteenth century chapel of longitudinal plan simple. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch in arch down which leads to the Chapel, where he enlists the altar ara.

Baroque chapel of longitudinal plant simple, probably built in the 18th century. In the late 20th century has been truncated to enlarge the public thoroughfare.

The primitive Chapel dated from the 18TH century but, being small, was demolished in the 20th century, giving way to the current Chapel. Consists of a longitudinal plan simple and, on the facade, a Bell Tower.

Seventeenth-century chapel consists of a nave, a chancel narrower and adossadas on the left side, a sacristy and a 19th century bell tower.

Backrest source built in 1866 and recovered in 1910. Features a rectangular plan, with a backrest circumscribed by pilasters, two circular and rectangular tank spouts.

The original house must have been built in 1644 and rebuilt in 1752, maintaining some of the original elements. It has a plan in L with two floors and an attached chapel.