Garden frontage

The facade to the garden or rear facade of the house, of plastered masonry with ashlars, is constituted by a plinth, three sections and overhanging eaves, with a marked horizontal axis. This facade obeys the reforms produced in the house after its reconstruction by Pedro Nolasco Ventura at the request of Don Joaquín José Mencos y Areyzaga and his son, Don Joaquín María Mencos y Eslava, after its destruction in the War of Independence.

The lower section is centered by a linteled doorway framed by four straight latticed openings, the second section is composed of five openings with overhanging balconies and the upper section by a linteled gallery supported by Tuscan pillars, glazed by semicircular arches with a wooden balustrade front, framed by two linteled openings.

On the left side, and continuing the facade, there is an addition, the old entrance for carriages, whose interior space was incorporated into the rooms of the house as the main dining room after the restorations carried out during the last century.