Rectoral de Anllo is a XVIII Century construction, which owing to its fine features owes more to rural Italian Renaissance than the Galician architecture of the period.

It is situated quite a distance away from the church and so this suggests that it wasn’t constructed so much as a rectory but as a donation by the nobles of the day. It has been beautifully restored and at the moment contains paintings by Castinandi, who was a Galician painter of the time.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Whoever stays in the rectory can start the day with a buffet breakfast featuring a great variety of homemade cakes, tarts, cooked meats and fruits from the orchard.
A walk around the house allows the visitor to appreciate Castinandi, one of the most well known Galician painters of the XVIII C and to appreciate the small chapel which is a reminder of the religious aspect of the house.

The visitor can also enjoy at less than 3 km away from the house and a joining the estate, a full sports complex, including swimming pool, tennis court and football pitch.
Its spectacular surroundings are a must for the visitor who enjoys local folk culture and wildlife, very evident in the cultivation of the nearby vineyards.

GUEST ROOMS AND FACILITIES 9 double rooms En suite bathrooms and TV Breakfast and dinner Laundry service	INTERIOR FACILITIES Dining room Lounge Chapel
EXTERIOR FACILITIES Gardens Vegetable garden Parking Sport facilities linked to the house (3km away): swimming pool, tennis court, football pitch	OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Nature routes Romanesque routes Visits to wine cellar and vineyards