Building between partitions with a rear patio located in the urban core of Les Monjos, at the foot of the old N-340 road. It has a rectangular plan, a ground floor and main floor and a passable flat roof, with a stair landing in the middle shared by the two houses. Originally, the main façade was symmetrical, but later the openings on the ground floor were modified. It has four axes of vertical composition made up of openings of various shapes and sizes. On the ground floor there are, at the ends, two large doors that are part of commercial premises: one is rectangular, while the other has an arch with undulating shapes, all combining concave and convex lines. In the centre there are the two access doors to the building, both with flat arches; one of them has a canopy with floral motifs in relief.

On the upper floor there are four identical rectangular openings, with the same canopy as that of the main door and simple framing. All of them lead to the same balcony that runs along the entire façade, with a moulded base of undulating shapes and wrought iron railings with screws. Two of the balcony doors have wooden doors, while the rest have shutters, also made of wood.

The main façade has a crowning of curved shapes with four large decorative floral motifs made of glazed ceramics.

The facing of the ground floor is plastered and painted, while on the first floor it is sgraffito with floral motifs.

Modernist building composed of two bodies with independent accesses on the ground floor, first floor and attic. The main façade has been modified and presents a part with modern plastering and loss of original decorative elements. The other half has preserved a portal with a trilobed arcade and a door with mouldings decorated with plant motifs. On the first floor, four doors decorated in the same way open onto a balcony that occupies the entire façade. On this floor you can see the façade worked with a sgraffito with vegetal motifs and the blue background (it is deteriorating). Above the windows, there are symmetrically arranged four loop-shaped openings with three holes each covered by green glazed tiles. Between these openings there are sgraffitos representing vases with flowers. The upper part is defined by a series of wavy elements raised above the openings.