Emilio Blanco Blanco, an emigrant in Argentina, commissioned this house. The majestic abode lies amongst the leafy vegetation of an extensive estate, not far from an imposing spruce and an araucaria. The main feature of this example of domestic architecture is the tower. Its balconies are made of cast iron grille and open onto the main floor. An Arabic tile roof on large eaves is supported by pieces of carved teak wood, typical of regionalist architecture. At the time, this mansion was the most significant residence in the area.