Villa Pilar

Villa Pilar is a rectangular house with three open facades and a small side garden. The building is arranged over two stories with a hipped roof, and the attic space is partially concealed by the main structure.

The main façade, facing the plaza, features a symmetrical design organized around balconies with wrought-iron balustrades and large windows. A notable feature is the coat of arms of the Fernández Quevedo de Heres family, which is preserved on the main façade.

Highlights

• Project by Manuel del Busto Delgado.
• Built in 1905.
• House with a side garden.
• Hipped roof.
• Balconies with wrought-iron railings.
• Coat of arms of the Fernández Quevedo family of Heres.
• A glass-enclosed observation deck overlooking the plaza.

Interesting facts

• The inscription “1905” is still visible on the glass of the front door, indicating the year the house was built.
• The original wooden window frames on the balconies were later replaced with PVC ones, while maintaining the same design.
• The inventory highlights the quality of the portal’s painted decoration; specific restoration work is recommended to preserve it.