House of 19th century housing, to present a simple rectangular plan with two floors. The main façade is torn regularly by rectilinear and spans simple frames, with the central axis a portal and a Bay window.

House plant irregular rectangular housing with two floors, surrounded by extensive fenced land with a fence, integrated within the limits of the farmhouse of tiles. The access is made from the inside, since the outward facade has no doors. The main building dating from the 19th century, and there is, however, another body built later, probably in the 20th century. On the façades, there are a few sets of tiles of Art Nouveau features.

Thursday 17th century recreational, fully walled, and the home of plant in L and lumpy with two floors, one of the tops. The garden develops in the posterior area of the property, and there is a fountain, a water tank with a daughter-in-law and a source of embrechados.

Neoclassical and revival farmhouse, consisting of a rectangular plant, integrating a garden, a park and House, L plant and consists of two distinct bodies. Currently, is houses and waiting for a rehabilitation project.

This recreational farm presents various styles: while the House is of neoclassical inspiration and pombalina, the chapel features elements of vernacular architecture of the late Baroque and romantic and intimate features garden.

18TH-century farmhouse, consisting of a Manor House, support buildings, a garden and an orchard. The garden and the Orchard romantic architectural characteristics.

Fifth century recreational, to submit a plant irregular rectangle made up of the House, a garden and a chapel. The main façade is sober lines, denoting Mannerist influence.

Recreational farm that was being expanded over the years, having initially more sober buildings, being later enriched and modernized. For this reason, coexist various styles: Renaissance, Baroque, neoclassical and romantic.

Neoclassical-revival estate consists of a main body of neoclassical inspiration, regular rectangular plan with two and three floors, divided by a frieze in stonework. Is protected by a wall all the way around. The main façade has the stone of arms of the owner, marked on the main floor.

Built in the beginning of seven hundred, it was significantly altered during the XIX century. The greenhouse deserve a closer look, in a neoclassical mixture with the iron architecture and the dome, following the entrance wall, decorated with "tromp-l'oeil", involving the staircase divided in two circular branches.