In the most beautiful and quiet place of old Hervás, chaired by the former convent of the Discalced Trinitarians, manor house features a mid-nineteenth century, clean, symmetrical lines that give an air of elegant simplicity and harmony. In its restoration has respected the original building configuration and its spacious rooms and corridors. It has rescued the splendor of the stone structure of its thick walls, the wood framing of interior walls, chestnut beams of the ceiling, the original furniture and a host of elements that kept the house from its construction, as doors, locks, fittings and tiles.

South facing, there is a happy place of peace and meditation that combines an organic garden and an ornamental garden open to the magnificent forest and mountain, with box hedges defining the geometric design centenary of his walks.

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