The building presented showcases an expressive Portuguese colonial style with a vibrant façade adorned with traditional blue and white azulejo tiles in a checkerboard pattern. The two-story structure features a simple symmetrical composition with a traditional terracotta tile roof, typical of regional architecture.
The façade demonstrates an interesting contrasting combination of natural stone and decorative tiles. The framing of windows and doorways is made of light-colored stone, creating a natural transition between decorative elements and the main structure. The second floor features two symmetrical windows with white wooden frames and elegant wrought iron balconies that emphasize the Portuguese architectural heritage.
A notable detail is the climbing vegetation that is organically integrated into the architecture, ascending up the façade to the balcony and partially framing the ground floor. Bright red flowers create an additional accent against the blue and white tiles. The ground floor includes a green door and window with frames of the same color, adding extra chromatic depth to the façade.
The building harmoniously fits into the historical context of the street, as seen by the neighboring structures, and represents an excellent example of preservation and adaptation of traditional Portuguese architecture.