Lorenzo Correa y Araújo, mayor of Cuernavaca (México) and Pontevedra, ordered its construction in 1757 and in 1942 the council bought it to serve as town hall. The building comprises 630 m2 distributed in two floors and a fortified tower. On the front façade two coats of arms with the Correa's, Sotomayor's and Troncoso de Lira's crests are carved. Between them the coat of arms of Baiona -placed here in present times- can be seen.