Recovered in the early 19th century, this Palace features a stucco-walled interior with frescos designed. Currently, work in this space the Parish Council and the library.
This house was build in the middle of the 17th century; it suffered several transformations through the 18th and 19th centuries. From the original construction it only remains eleven windows in forged iron railings. The main door and the window on top of it are form the 18th century. On the building corners it can be observed the Coat of Arms from the families who lived here. We should also bring out the square and cornered tower with matting roof and four windows from the 19th century.
Noble House dating from the 18TH century, which originally was owned by the family of the count of Avilez. He currently works as the PSP and Civil Government.
A neiclassic place, with a rectangular plan, two floors and a long straight façade. One should notice the forged iron adornations in the balconies of the main floor, the frames of the stonework on the main floor with architraves with a triangular gable and the axis marked by a monumental portal.
It is also called “Rebelo de Andrade” or Ceia Palace. This building from 1760 suffered some additions in 1840. placed on a sloping area, it has three floors in the main façade and four at the laterals and posterior façades. The noble floor differs from the others for the treatment given to the ashlar masonry and the iron on the balconies.
