Casa Parroquial
One of the finest examples of a stately home within the Castilian Quarter, the building was constructed between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Its rooms are arranged around an interior courtyard.
The first floor of this courtyard, covered with glass, is protected by a balustrade. There are also interesting features, such as the exterior courtyard, located at the rear of the building, and the vaulted cellar, characteristic of stately homes and used to store oils, wines, slaughtered meats, and all kinds of foodstuffs. The building is currently owned by the Church. Restored in 2003, it houses the Parish House.
Located on Calle Angustias.