Building with three floors and a recessed attic, built at the request of the Indiano Francisco Grande at the end of the 19th century. In its initial days, it housed the Muros pharmacy on the ground floor.

On the first floor, on the façade that faces the church, the presence of two wooden and glass balconies stands out, located at the ends of the canvas, flanking a central window preceded by a flown balcony, with iron bars. On the upper floor and on the sides, windows preceded by balconies are rhythmically arranged.