Located in Aldeia de Cima in Armamar, the Capela de Cima House, dating back to the XVII century is a manor with Chapel – a tribute to Saint Mary of Guadalupe, held as the most ancient in the Aldeias Parish, in Armamar. The title of Chapel was bestowed to it (one of the richest in the whole of Lamego) by Manuel Cardoso Madeira, on the 21st of November November 1697. Its precious register (together with other documents) was lost in the big fire which in December 1999 consumed all the interior and furniture of the Manor, This building was completely restored respecting its original architecture. Its Coat of Arms belongs to the Cardoso, Fonseca and Madeira families The Chapel is mentioned in some written works, namely the excellent work by J. Gonçalves Monteiro, “Subsidies to the Monography of the Armamar County”. The house and the chapel are pictured on the tourist postcards published by the Armamar City Council, in a reproduction of the house and chapel in a magnificent ink drawing.

Exterior
- Chapel
- Swimming-pool with 12 x 8m 1,5m average depth) with sun chairs and sun umbrellas
- Meals area next to the pool with oven, grill and micro-kitchen
- WC (ladies/gentleman) with shower close to the pool
- Vineyard
- Private parking
- Surrounding area: Hamlet + Forest

Miscellaneous exterior
- Chapel
- Swimming-pool with 12 x 8m 1,5m average depth)
- Meals area next to the pool with oven, grill and micro-kitchen
- WC (ladies/gentleman) with shower close to the pool
- Vineyard
- Forest
- Swimming-pool filter and pumping system with independent protection board