19th century pazo, with no defined style. Although restored, it conserves the original layout, with an L-shaped ground plan, arranged on two floors. The interior is totally refurbished, using the animals´ quarters as rooms. The outside combines bare stone on the walls, with rubblework and bondstones, and wood on the carpentry. Two-sided slate roof over the rectangular section, supported by the estate´s enclosure wall. Complex arrangement of volumes, where the various structures can be differentiated, with a peculiar visual sensation that impregnates the building with personality, arising from the play on varying projections on the façade surface. The main entrance is located on the upper section.