Set of two 18TH-century buildings, with subsequent amendments. The other building, five floors, is crowned by a balustrade. The building corresponding to paragraph 48 is crowned by a narrower body than the three lower floors, this body that ends in a triangular pediment.

It is a four storeys building: the ground floor suffered some changes while being adapted for commercial functions. The other floors have, each one, a balcony window on the left side of the façade and small peep-windows on the right side.

Building of three floors, on the ground floor, open three doors, being the sides topped with shell motifs. The last two are torn by four Bay Windows with iron railings, much worked.

This is a building with five storeys and attic. The guillotine Windows, with wood railing and an oval escutcheon at the right top of the central façade are worthy of notice.