| Both buildings are laid out in a typically medieval style, their relatively narrow frontages belying the actual depth of the construction and both conserve the original 15th Century masonry with pointed (gothic) arches of (develaje???) A new facade was added to the Casa del Aguila around 1700 which transformed what was the traditional "estragal" into a series of colonnades on three sides. |
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