Palace of Anguís de Medinilla

The Palace of Anguís de Medinilla is located in the town of Úbeda and is a stately home built around 1580 by Dr Anguís Medinilla. It was later inherited by his nephew, Álvaro de Torres, after whom the small and peaceful square where the building is located is named. It is another example of a manor house that helps to evoke the urban Renaissance atmosphere in Úbeda.

The Palace of Anguís de Medinilla has a colonnaded patio with bases, typical of these constructions. The façade, divided into two bodies, has a door with lintels under a balcony with heraldry on either side, and a split pediment with a shield inside, resting on pilasters. On either side of the balcony there are also spaces crowned by pediment on corbels.