In the heart of Serra da Cabreira lies this House typically minhota, providing calm and pleasant moments.

Space to offer fantastic views, with the Douro River in the background, amid verdant mountains.

Temple built in the 14th century, has an ogival door with three archivolts and capitals decorated. Abroad, there are two graves where it is still possible to see heraldic symbols.

Chapel with porch, nave and chancel, with wooden ceiling in three planes. Inside, it has the images of the Virgin and child, St. Sebastian, St. Anthony, Jesus saviour of the world, Holy Trinity, and others. The chapel has a sculpture of St. Martin of Tours, their Patron Saint, from the 15th century.

Small chapel which features Mannerist and Baroque religious architecture. Has masonry in shale and denotes the intervention in Baroque retable-mor.

Chapel of longitudinal single rectangular nave plan. In its interior there is a cover of sepultura.

Romanesque chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of two juxtaposed rectangles, with differentiated coverage to two waters. The Arch of the portal main façade, with two shaped archivolts based on capitals decorated columns.