the tower, although suffering various alterations over the centuries, maintains a medieval appearance. the rectangular tower, is marked by an eastern portico at the ground floor, in addition to a smaller secondary rectangular opening. the first floor includes two small rectangular friezes and additional twin-trilobed windows. meanwhile on the second are rectangular windows, that substitute older panes. the entire tower is covered in merlons surmounting machillations. the other facades are covered by the 18th century palace grounds, and only visible from the last floor (along the southern and western views) that include twined and trilobal windows, particularly along the eastern wall.