Description
The house of Ezekiel Mudarra is found in Plaza Miguel de Cervantes. It was built in the late 20th century by the master of alcalaíno works Domingo Sánchez Velasco, known as' Dominguito '. It has a sober, three-storey facade, topped by a railing held by small pilasters.
On the ground floor, straight windows and bars, while on the first floor there are balconies with beautiful grating, likely work of the Lopera family, in which geometric and floral motifs predominate. The vanos on the third floor are closed with simple windows and iron bars.
Inside, tiles of the house Mensaque, of Seville, and a splendid staircase in white marble. On one of the side facades, a beautiful closure gives way to a small garden with a cup fountain and views of the Church square.
