The Carviçais railway station complex had, in addition to the main building for passenger use (which was located on the south-east side of the track),[2] a warehouse for goods.

[3] Traces of the wye can still be seen in an aerial photograph, to the north of the track, about 100 metres east of the main building.

Next to the station, on the side of the track, was a barn belonging to the Empresa para Agroalimentação e Cereais [pt].

The section between Pocinho and Carviçais was inaugurated on 17 September 1911,[4] and was the first part of the Sabor line to be opened.

In 1933, the Minister of Public Works and Communications approved an opinion from the General Directorate of Railways, which referred to the choice of land next to the station for the installation of workshops to repair rolling stock.