Can Miret de les Torres is located next to the village of Les Torres. It is an isolated building consisting of a ground floor and two storeys, with a gable roof.

The façade, with a symmetrical composition, has a semicircular arched doorway on the ground floor and two windows framed in brick.

The first floor is occupied by three Gothic-inspired windows, and the second floor has four openings the shape of which is determined by a decorative use of brick.

The sundial on the first floor is noteworthy, as well as other ornamental elements that enrich the façade (Valencian ceramic tiles and plates from different periods and the wrought-iron weather vane).

The ensemble is completed with an auxiliary building consisting of a garage and a fence.

Josep Font i Gumà built this house for his brother in 1898 and, when his brother died, the architect became the owner. The building was later sold to the Miret family, who still own it today.

Can Miret is located to the northeast of the village of Les Torres. It is an isolated building with a quadrangular floor plan and three bays. It consists of a ground floor, a first floor and an attic and has a gable roof with the ridge perpendicular to the façade. The façade is symmetrically arranged along three axes. The entrance is through a centred doorway with a semicircular arch with a relief of a rower on the keystone. On each side there is a window with a ceramic mixtilinear arch. Following the same axis as the doorway, there is a large window with a basket-handle arch with a finely worked canopy, in which four castles are sculpted. On the lateral axes, there is an ogee-arched window with a serrated arch with small arches. The attic is defined by an open ceramic lattice with four windows with a primitive stepped arch, in the centre of which there is a sundial and four modern Catalan ceramic plates. On the corner with the west façade, at the height of the first floor, there is a circular balcony with a sculpted stone railing that is a true work of art. Interspersed between the vegetal motifs there is a coat of arms depicting three castles. On the west façade there is a flat stone arched doorway, with a sculpted canopy with a central border bearing the year 1898. The openings on the ground floor have a ceramic mixtilinear arch, the one on the first floor has a stone ogee arch and the ones in the attic have a primitive ceramic stepped arch. The east façade has a tribune at the level of the first floor, next to which is a small lobed arch window. The attic opens onto a portico gallery with a ceramic semicircular arch. At one end of this façade, there is a perpendicular body with a two-storey elevation, open with ceramic round-arched porticoes. On the rear façade, there is a combination of mixtilinear-arched windows and primitive arched windows, all of which are ceramic. The walls are made of masonry and only the rear façade is plastered. The eaves are finished with an interlacing of tiles and ceramic tiles. The corner angles have exposed ashlars. In front of the house there is the cellar and the well.

The house was built by Josep Font i Gumà at the end of the 19th century, commissioned by his brother. When his brother died, it passed into the architect's hands. For this reason, it was known as Can Font i Gumà. Later, it passed into the hands of the Miret family.