Classified as a historical-artistic monument since 1955. 17th-century building. Ground plan consisting of a rectangular bay framed by two towers. In front of the main facade, there is a large courtyard with a circular pool. This has a central section, white-washed except for the base, window frames and the coat of arms of the Tavares. Windows with awnings and wrought-iron balconies. The central section is topped with a pediment crowned with battlements. The two towers are identical, square in shape with cut stone blocks. Simple windows, with a balcony on the second floor and a shield between second and third. Battlements on top. At present it is the Quiñones de León Municipal Museum, featuring: Archaeology and Painting Collections.