Two blocks from Espita's plaza, this casona was the home of a local family, then a popular cantina, and spent thirty years in silence. Architect Laura Lecué and Alan Montfort brought it back into the life of the town: they recovered the original building with lime, stone and chukum, and added a contemporary wing with eight rooms and the pool at the back of the tropical garden.
It is on the route because its restoration was made with the town's own crafts: the bejuco weaving, the pottery, the embroidery, the carpentry of Espita. The house is not merely in the town: it belongs to it.
