House with a rectangular floor plan, with a basement, one floor and roof. In the main façade there are three openings on the ground floor which, originally, were a door in the centre and a window on either side, but nowadays, the window on the right has become a door. The three openings are of lowered arch and are followed by a smooth moulding. On the first floor, on the same axis as the lower openings, there are three balconies. The openings leading to the balconies are of lowered arch and have the upper part decorated with plant motifs in plaster, just like the corbels that support the balconies. The balcony grates are wrought iron with a curved bottom. The roof rail consists of an alternation of rounded pillars and iron railing.
The façade facing Tarragona Street has similar characteristics, with four openings per floor. At the back of the house, there was previously a garden, but it is now a garage.
Built around 1908, it was initially intended for housing, then it was a kindergarten, and it is currently the headquarters of a bank.
