Casa Palomo is a distinguished manor house located in the heart of Peñarroya de Tastavins. Its construction in robust ashlar masonry gives it a timeless solidity and beauty, characteristic of the traditional architecture of the Matarraña region. The building rises over four storeys, crowned by an impressive wooden eaves that enhances its silhouette.
The main façade is adorned with two doorways featuring round arches, one of which bears a noble coat of arms, a testament to its past. A total of nine openings, ranging from windows to balconies, provide a rich visual variety to the structure. Two of the upper openings feature balconies with delicate wooden railings, while on the third floor, a balcony with a wrought-iron railing adds a touch of elegance. The remaining openings are complemented by carved stone window sills, showcasing the craftsmanship of the period.
At the rear, facing Calle Teruel, Casa Palomo reveals more balconies with richly ornate iron railings, some even with a distinctive curved form, a detail that underscores the attention to design in every corner of the building. This imposing eaves not only protects the structure but also contributes significantly to its overall architectural appeal, establishing it as a visual landmark in Peñarroya de Tastavins.