The palace has an impressive façade adorned with an entry portal with a machicolation, a balcony with corbels, finely decorated balustrades, and a belfry. Later, the entrance was moved further south, almost in front of the square.   The palace has two large courtyards: the main entrance leads to the first floor through a staircase where the rooms reserved for the nobility can be found; while on the ground floor were the premises for the servants, the warehouses and stables for animals. At the end of the staircase is the large living room that served as a hall for receptions and ceremonies, wherein a chapel can be found. Adjacent to the living room is the representation space, the only one with two lunettes frescoed with scenes from chivalry life.   The citrus grove is organized according to a system of straight paths, parallel and perpendicular to the central one, and is characterized by an expanse of citrus fruits, among which stand two majestic magnolias and a striking dovecote. The oak woodland is divided by the central route and by the one in four quadrants perpendicular to it, which is marked by rows of pine.