House dating from the 19th century, having been the residence of Bernardo da Costa Cabral, 1st Marquess of Tomar. In the late 20TH century, 70 worked here the Court. He currently works as the residence of students and teachers.

Chapel built in the 18th century, with longitudinal plant consisting of a ship only preceded by an open porch, with coverage in gable roof on the ship and with coverage in three water roof on the porch. In the interior, highlighted by an altarpiece of Baroque carved and, abroad, for the Bell Tower.

Fountain of backrest, built in 1922, with two cocks, a rectangular tank and a tile Panel.

Fountain of backrest, restored in 1996, with a spout and a rectangular tank.

Rectilinear backrest source, built in 1871, with features of neoclassical architecture. Presents two pilasters on the sides, a circular spout, a tank against bent and a tile Panel.

Large rectangular tank for laundry.

Source built in 1864, with a spout and a rectangular tank, which jets to a second, larger tank and hexagonal form. The second tank has three stones intended for laundry.

Short cruise with punch foursquare, a cylindrical stem and shoot, an ORB surmounted by a cross.

Marco consisting of a quadrangular base, a base and a paralelepipédicas column, a cubic and capital, at the top, the armillary sphere and the cross of Christ. It was opened in 1940, on the occasion of the celebration of Centenarians, nationality and the restoration.