The two facades harmoniously come together on the upper floor, thanks to a frieze adorned with triglyphs and metopes, as well as a majestic balcony. At the center, the main axis dominates, with a doorway surmounted by a captivating wrought-iron transom. On the upper floor, a central window framed by two fluted columns with graceful composite capitals supports an arch decorated with floral motifs, culminating in a carved face on the keystone of the arch. Proudly standing on the pediment is the family coat of arms. The bas-reliefs above the openings depict local products such as almonds, grapes, and carob beans. Inside, there are pictorial decorations (1924) by Alessandro Abate (Catania 1867-1953).