The domus is carved out of a granite emergence at the edge of an alley road. The entrance to the trapezoidal-shaped burial opens toward itself, and from this one enters the burial chamber. The tomb, characterized by an irregularly circular plan, has the interior walls with a good degree of smoothness for an average interior height of about 90 cm.
During recent redevelopment work, a threshing floor (in local dialect “s’arzola”) came to light in the space in front of the entrance to the domus, the use of which was probably related to the agricultural exploitation of the plot of land on which it stands.
The farmyard is characterized by the presence of a retaining wall in the part facing the alley road, made by means of medium-sized stone blocks. The farmyard has an almost elliptical layout and consists of a platform made by means of small stones, around which results a strip of land functional for the passage of animals.
