Seventeenth-century building of rectangular plant. Formerly had two floors but, currently, the second floor lies in ruins, leaving only the dimension of the alpendrada balcony ledge that there existed.

Hexagonal tank source, with a central part very crafted, whence come out two cocks.

Medieval bridge consisting of a single arc down and a rampant Board too soft with a passage about 1.5 meter wide and without guards.

Default revival, neo-Manueline commemorative, with a structure that mimics a Manueline pillory, especially at the base and the shaft.

Default dated 1940, consisting of two steps, a smooth forend and, on top, an armillary sphere, a cross of the order of Christ and a coat of arms of Portugal.

Tile panel depicting the Battle of Roliça, fought the August 17, 1808. This was one of the battles of the Peninsular War, which put face to face two coalition armies, one led by the British, which Portugal was part and another led by the French.

Chapel built in the 18th century, with longitudinal plant consisting of nave, chancel and vestry. Inside, featured for choir-top of balustrade with a flight of stairs.

Solar chapel with wooden roof, chancel with barrel vault ribs, with bocetes and Corbels with Renaissance sculptures. The portal and framing of the triumphal arch are Mannerist style. The porch features grid in sight, based on Tuscan columns and tiles with the weapons of Melos and Rococo ornaments.

Chapel of nave and chancel with popular architecture. In the interior, especially the chorus-top of balustrade supported by two cantilevers design.