Large house made up of several buildings and a chapel. It is built of brick and oriented towards the rising sun. The oldest part, corresponds to the current cellar and retains some pointed Gothic arches. The main block is rectangular in plan, has an attached lookout tower and consists of a ground floor and two floors. The main façade has a porch at the entrance and the openings have wrought iron grills. The deck is flat with a balustrade rail. As for the interior, we must highlight the wooden railing of the staircase, with Renaissance and Baroque decorative elements. The patio is from the end of the 19th century – then, it became a garden with Italian sculptures of gods.

The origin of the country house dates back to the 14th century. It is known that it already existed in 1350 under the name of Mas d'en Pi. From the 14th to the 18th century, this house was owned, in a direct line, by the descendants of the founder of the manor house, the Comelles family, who had very illustrious characters as guests, even members of royalty. Later, the administration of the property passed to the community of priests of the parish church of Esparreguera. The chapel is from 1717.

Manor house consisting of several buildings and a chapel, built of brick and facing west. The oldest part, made of masonry, corresponds to the current cellar and retains pointed Gothic arches. The main block, with a rectangular plan and an attached lookout tower, has a ground floor and two floors. The main façade has a porch at the entrance and openings with wrought iron bars. The roof is leveled with a balustrade rail. The interior, where the wooden railing of the staircase should be highlighted, has Renaissance and Baroque elements. The courtyard became a garden with Italian-style sculptures, pergolas and fountains at the end of the 20th century. The chapel is also located here.

It already existed in 1350 with the name of Pi's manor house. In 1750, Joan Francesc Comelles established that a part of the produce of the estate was to be given to the parish for worship and for the family's intentions. A conventual mass was said on a daily basis for the Comelles. Currently, the parish receives a few cents from this legacy. When the first stone was laid in 1587, the rector was a Comelles and when it was consecrated, in 1612, the rector was a nephew of the Comelles. Kings and queens stayed at Can Comelles when they went to Montserrat. In exchange for the right to collect water from the mountain range, the owner of Can Comelles offered the city council the advantage of opening up his gardens and the Passeig dels Boixos so that the people of Esparreguera could take a walk. From the 15th century to the 18th century, this house was owned in a direct line by the descendants of the manor's founder. Later, the administration of the property passed to the community of priests of the parish church of Esparreguera.