Revival Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, with a ship preceded by an open porch, a chancel only marked internally and a vestry located near. Inside, the altarpiece and revival for an alms box lined with polychrome tile.

House plant Mannerist irregular rectangle with some bodies adossados the back façade, with one or two floors. On the lower level work shops and, in the upper housing. On the main façade, highlighted by the Tuscan pilasters and Windows topped off by frieze and cornice.

Simple rectangular plan building, with three floors and with homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. The facades feature Freestone corners and the floors are divided with friezes. Featured, in the foyer, to a set of paintings that creates a false paneled wainscot.

Set of two houses, one of them consisting of a simple rectangular plan with a single floor and with homogeneous coverage in roof of a water, while the second presents a simple rectangular plan with three floors and with homogeneous coverage to a water. The first dates back to the 16th century and the second in the 17th century, however, both were very chewed up in the 20th century.

Set of three houses, one of them built in the 17th century, rebuilt in the 17th century and reformed in the twentieth century, the second one built in the 18th century and renovated in the 20th century and the third built in the 19th century and reformed in the twentieth century. Present features of Mannerist, Baroque architecture and vernacular.

House dating from 1934, composed of a rectangular plan, with three floors divided by friezes of stonework. Features a homogeneous coverage to seven waters, where there are four dormers with individual covers the four waters. Currently, on the first floor, runs a store.

Dwelling house consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two floors and, in the central zone, three floors. Has side terraces and a small backyard. It was built in the early 20th century.