Located at rue Braulio Busto, 6. It originated in 1895 when he was commanded to build by Mr Agapito del Busto, but has gone through different owners to this day.
It has an eclectic style, it is a large three-storey house with buhardilla, which follows the gap between the main street and the sides. The lower floor serves a clear commercial purpose (setting up a pharmacy), while the remaining floors are used as a dwelling. Despite the symmetry in distribution, attempts have been made to give a certain variety in elements such as the windows on the façade, which are of the escarzano arc type on the lower floor, have a trellised mould on the first floor and are shot on the second floor with a fronton moss.
The materials used were the solid brick combined with the artificial stone used in the corners, in the dividing line of each of the plants and in the rooftop balaustrade. The buhardilla is decorated with a glass, the original motif of which is the star of David. Traces of carpentry and original glazing remain on the current portal.