Manor of the Dukes of Patiño

It is an urban manor located in the center of the town of Sanxenxo. It is said that on this site there was once a tower that, after successive modifications and arrangements, evolved into a beautiful landscaped mansion from the end of the 18th century. In the building built in a square shape, with ground floor and floor, three blocks are differentiated. The central body is made up of an open gallery or patio with a stone balustrade, lintel and covered, on which a simple staircase leads to access to the house, displaying a complex crowned coat of arms between the windows. The body on the right shows a porch with a balustrade on large corbels or canzorris that rest on the ground. Both blocks are oriented to the south and form a square with a third oriented to the east. This last block, which is the oldest, presents two arched portals currently bricked up and a heraldic shield crowned with arms of the Valladares, Aldao, Rivera, Zúñiga and Mariño. The work as a whole ends with graceful decorative elements with a pyramidal base or pinnacles, which ennoble the central patio formed by the main facades, the chapel and a stone wall with barred doors.