Attached to the church on the opposite side of the square, the Casa del Párroco is representative of the popular baroque of the 17th century. It shows a peculiar structure of inlets and outlets, creating at the same time optical and perspectival games due to its broken shapes and angularity. The asymmetrical order and the variety of its openings are striking, ranging from the lintel door and the rectangular bay windows and balcony to the scrawny windows on the left, passing through the intermediate circular window.