The building, now unhinabited, is located in the main street of Caiolo, closed to the Town hall. The facade overlooking the street was built in the Seventeenth-century, while the rear of the building is taller and older. The most interesting feature of this house is its stone portal with a polygonal architrave, dating back to 1678. The entrance leads to a portico with stone flooring and cross-vaulted ceiling sustained by a nice stone column. The portico used to house a winepress, but nowadays the only testimony to winemaking is the manhole that led to the tank used to gather must. A stone staircase leads to the upper floors, which feature wide rooms with vaulted ceilings and sotone floorings and, in some cases, a fireplace. The house was built in the 17th century and underwent several changes until the beginning of the 20th century, when it was abandoned.