Located in the Plaza de las Flores, it is a rectangular building whose date of construction is unknown, and although due to its characteristics it could be found in the 18th century, its origin may well be earlier. Its most outstanding elements are the central courtyard, surrounded by columns, the doorway, consisting of a large opening highlighted by moldings on which a balcony is arranged, and the viewing tower with arcades on the upper floor. The building was owned by sisters Carmen and Francisca Tejerina. The latter donates it to the Hospital de la Caridad, taking care until the City Council takes over. Currently, it has a cultural use.