Description
Attached to the church on the side opposite the square, the Priest's House is representative of 17th-century popular Baroque style. It shows a distinctive structure of recesses and projections, creating optical and perspective effects through its broken, angular forms. Notable is the asymmetrical arrangement and variety of its openings, ranging from the lintelled door and the rectangular windows and balcony to the small segmental-arched windows of the attic storey, along with the circular window in between.
