This building was built in 1921 by Manuel Gómez Román, as a house for Manuel Millán. The most interesting features are the eclectic-classical capitals, which serve as an example of the first period of eclecticism in the city of Vigo. In this city there was a marked trend for the representation of classical Corinthian columns and, to a lesser extent, Ionic columns, although as eclecticism became more established other forms began to be incorporated.