the three-storey, "l"-shaped building with its largest facade oriented to the south, and a small wing, towards the west, covered in tiled roof. the southern facade is symmetric and broken on the ground floor by seven sections, aligned on the first and second floors. on the top floor, are seven windows, of which six are surmounted by broken frontispieces, while the central is much higher and flanked by curvilinear scribes. the ground floor has three doors, with the central doorway surmounted by a granite coat-of-arms. the narrow facade of the smaller corp, is oriented to the square, with the top and ground floors, towards the principal facade.