Pazo from the 13th century, with a military past, is closely linked to the surnames Lira and Troncoso. This pazo has undergone successive transformations and reforms.

As its entrance gate shows, the construction of this pazo was carried out around the year 1759. However, it is probable that the tower is from an earlier date.

Masonry building, with an "L" floor and two floors. A series of constructions close the courtyard to which the main facade gives, with an angled staircase formed by two wings, ..

Of the primitive construction, only the stone walls of some elements of the old manor are preserved, among which the staircase and balustrades, the great chapel, the granary stand out.

The pazo located in the parish of Porto in Salvaterra de Miño, was built in 1591, a few years after the chapel, built in 1582 in honor of San Mauro or San Amaro.

Known as Pazo Piñeiro or Casa Bugallal and surrounded by vineyards of the Albariño variety, it forms the general framework in which the Pazos de Lusco project is developed.

Rectangular masonry and masonry building with ground floor and floor. In the lower windows and on the floor rectangular openings. Shield on the facade ..

Monumental portal formed by a wall of ashlars and two registers separated by a protruding line. Door with a semicircular arch with three shields on the top.