SPECTACULAR EDGES IN ESTAVILL. It is a set made up of two borders joined by an era, where there is also a shed. The borda that is located to the south of the complex has, also on this south facade, a patio. Exempt from the complex is another covered building intended for the fire and the kitchen. The two borders are very similar. They are placed parallel to each other and are located at different levels on the ground. Both include a ground floor intended for corrals and a basement intended for hay. Built with stone from the Country, on ashlar beams grouted with mud. There are also different gaials and ventilation points. The roofs are on a slope, made with a wooden embrasure covered with ceramic tiles. The hayloft that is found within the area has a quadrangular plan; the roof, on one side, has been restored and is built using a wooden embigado covered with uralite. The exempt building is used for fireplaces and kitchens; it is covered on one side by means of a wooden roof covered with ceramic tiles. The area is dominated by Alzina and Roure. current use; Agricultural and livestock farming