A house with three granaries
In Chouzas, the heritage of homes meets that of harvests.
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At Casa de Chouzas, three 19th-century granaries stand alongside the manor house highlighted by the municipality. The group connects two functions: living and storing the harvest. Rather than looking only at the main house, it is worth recognising the importance of buildings supporting agriculture.
The introduction to Vilar de Cunhas places this heritage in a landscape of plateau and mountain, shaped by farming and pastoralism. House and granaries can be read in that working context, although the source does not detail each property’s production.
The house’s dating is less firm: the municipality presents it as perhaps 19th-century, while assigning the granaries to the 19th century. That difference should remain visible. The photograph accompanying the reading shows the portal, not the three granaries. The heritage reference does not confirm access to the group.
The harvest also had architecture
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The canasters of another village
The corn left mark in the village →Getting to know the way of cereals
Before the bread, there was a field →Another house between history and tradition
A village between a manor and two legends →
Source and context
Municipality — Gondiães e Vilar de Cunhas, landscape, heritage and crafts
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