The image showcases a beautiful example of architecture in the Moorish-Spanish style with characteristic Mediterranean features. The building's facade is painted in a soft yellow color, which is typical for Southern European architecture.
The facade has a distinct three-level division. The ground floor features three arched openings with decorative Moorish horseshoe-shaped arches framed by white elements. The central opening serves as the entrance door with exquisite wrought ironwork, while the side openings are windows with ornamental grilles.
The second level is adorned with a projecting wooden balcony-bay window (mirador) with extensive glazing in dark brown wooden frames. The lower part of the balcony is decorated with geometric carved ornaments in the Moorish style. The balcony rests on decorative brackets and features a characteristic projecting cornice with tile covering.
The third level contains three pairs of arched windows with semi-circular tops. The building is crowned with a traditional cornice with protruding wooden elements and decorative crenellations, covered with tiles.
This beautifully preserved facade demonstrates a harmonious combination of Spanish architectural traditions with Moorish motifs, which is particularly evident in the shape of the arches, decorative grilles, and the ornaments of the balcony.