An ancestral house from the middle of the last century where influences of different architectural styles converge: neo-Mudejar elements predominate, such as the gallery with horseshoe arches, finely and profusely ornamented, wooden coffered ceilings, pilasters, brickwork in the formation of ornaments, cornices and bulges in facades or skylights and windows to the courtyard made of wrought iron. The house has multiple rooms: a large and bright living room-patio, with a spectacular lighting due to the large glass ceiling and the horseshoe arches that adorn it. The dining room is decorated with great detail to the point of having the utensils of yesteryear. We also find a staircase with an elaborate railing and adorned by a large horseshoe arch and Andalusian tile. We love the garden, with a well, tiled table, a great variety of plants, rose bushes and fruit trees among others. A very special location for shoots that require Moorish, Andalusian or Mudejar style scenery.