Before us stands a magnificent example of Portuguese architecture adorned with traditional blue azulejos. This two-story snow-white building features a terracotta-colored tiled roof characteristic of Iberian architecture and an elegantly curved pediment.
The facade is richly decorated with ceramic panels in a blue and white palette. Particularly expressive is the central section above the balcony, where a large decorative composition is located. The lower part of the facade is adorned with panels depicting maritime and everyday scenes, typical of the Portuguese azulejo tradition.
The architectural composition is symmetrical, with a central entrance and a balcony with wrought iron railings. Window openings are framed with decorative azulejo elements, creating a striking contrast with the white walls. The facade demonstrates the characteristic Portuguese architectural combination of functionality and decorative art, where traditional craftsmanship becomes an integral part of the architectural solution.