Granary dating from 1875, to submit a civil architecture vernacular. Consists of four sloping walls, eight stone columns wider in the bases, two wooden doors and a roof of four waters.

Granary dating from 1892, consisting of two sloping walls, eight stone columns, a single door wood on the top and a gable roof. In the 20th century suffered general repairs in the battens and the toppings.

Large granary and rectangular plant, consisting of a solid and low punch of masonry, a massive foot towed, external wooden straps, two doors on the tops and a gable roof.

Granary built in another location in the 19th century, but moved in 1954 to the current location. Consists of two sloping walls, four stone columns, wooden walls of vertical battens, a single door at the top and a gable roof.

Large granary built in 1889. Consists of a solid punch, eight stone columns wider in the bases, two doors and a roof of four waters.

Granary belonging to a set with a threshing floor of granite slabs. It was built in 1883 and rebuilt in 1885. Consists of two sloping walls, six stone columns wider in the bases, two doors and a gable roof of Marseille tile.

Granary in conjunction with a threshing floor and a Sangha. It was built in 1910, as one can read the inscription on crankshaft decorated that overlaps at the door of the granary.

Baroque cruise built in the first half of the 18th century, with a padded base, a Doric column and a cross carved on a globe.

Baroque architecture cruise built by Abbot Melchior Axe in 1733. Consists of a forecourt with circular plan punch and cruz alta square with the edges slaughtered and floral endings.

Adro cruise with circular punch column with Corinthian capital, cross-shaped section ended with floral details.