This building is of exceptional rarità and worth as it represents the late Byzantine and Arab taste uniquelly drafted in compositive organic continuity. The three large arched windows on each floor are surrounded by wide fillet in grey and yellow tufo, two narrower fillet, used ad floor markers underline the two rows of windows and round tiles, like small rose windows with majolica paterae in the centre alternate at the apertures with a slightly raised contour at the base of theplaster. The inlaid tufo decorat ion deve-lops a succession of lozenges with the exception of the central window whose frieze follows a zig-zag motif.

(source: Surrentum Magazine)