A nineteenth-century building with a rectangular floor plan and three floors, highlighting on the south façade the glazed gallery supported by side walls and a central column that configures a large hallway on the ground floor open to the garden that surrounds the property.

This house was owned by the painter Gumersindo Rodríguez Sampedro, and frescoes by this author and by other colleagues of his time such as Casto Plasencia and Agustín Lhardy were preserved inside the building.