Casa do Deán

The Casa do Deán is a three-story baroque palace defined by its granite masonry and slate roofs, designed by the architect Clemente Fernández Sarela. Built between seventeen forty-seven and seventeen fifty-three at the initiative of Diego Juan de Ulloa, the structure features decorative elements concentrated around the entrance doorway that extend up to the first floor. On the upper level, you can identify balconies framed by iron balustrades.