This building has the coats of arms and blazons of the Cadaval, Figueroa, Ozores, Montenegro, Ceta, Correa and Urzaiz families. The construction is formed by a long corridor (the oldest part of the pazo) attached to the right side of the main body. This is divided in other three bodies, the central one and the two on the sides that go a little more forward. Located between them you can find the main free-standing staircase, built in 1688, as well as the balcony that runs along the front of the pazo. A battlemented stonework tower is also attached to right side of the main façade. It dates back to the early stages of the 19th century, but it was rebuilt based on the old drawings of the house with the tower. The ensemble is also formed by a circular tower, a calvary, a wall and the chapel, possibly built before 1655. The gardens are formed by four enclosures, with the south garden standing out because of its greater length, its age (mid-19th century) as well as its originality.