The property, which is part of the city’s history, requires a full renovation. It stands on the corner of Cardenal Payá Street and Huérfanas Street, with an impressive listed façade and a built area of 710 m2. It has two commercial premises—currently operating—of 86 m2 each on the ground floor; the first floor is 211.92 m2, the second 191.94 m2, the third 198 m2, and an attic level of 176 m2. The first-floor layout is as follows: we enter a huge entrance hall or vestibule that leads to the living room, which is on the corner and opens onto a large balcony from which we can see the towers of Santiago Cathedral; the adjoining room is the dining room, which opens onto a large enclosed gallery. It has 5 large bedrooms, the main one with a 6.5 m2 walk-in closet, and another with an alcove that can serve as a dressing room, study area, or reading nook integrated into the bedroom. The 18 m2 kitchen overlooks a huge courtyard. This floor has two bathrooms and an in-floor storage area. The second floor has 9 bedrooms, the main one with a walk-in closet, a living room, kitchen, pantry, a guest WC, and a bathroom. The third floor currently has two living rooms, two kitchens with an adjoining pantry, 6 bedrooms, an in-floor storage area, a guest WC, and a bathroom. The 176 m2 attic level features a very large living room of more than 40 m2, with an adjoining office, kitchen, a dining room, three bedrooms, a WC, a bathroom, and an in-floor storage room. The house has electric heating and the roof was renewed 10 years ago. The house is waiting for a buyer who can restore its splendor, maximize its incredible potential, and respect its essence.