Located in an urban setting, it is flanked by similar constructions on Rua das Flores, alongside various buildings of similar stature and form.

The two-storey building and commercial ground floor has a "U"-shaped plan, with the rear volumes over terrace.
The principal facade which is oriented to the south, facing the Rua das Flores, has 8 windows with iron grate on the first floor, and windows surmounted by triangular lintels.
The ground floor are aligned to these windows; there are five oval window and six doors, with two far larger and surmounted by two stone coat-of-arms (for Bravo and Ferraz).
The very prominent roof overhang is supported by granite machicolations.

In the back yard there is an octagonal centralized chapel.
This first-storey courtyard is decorated in granite flagstones and defined by a support wall that incorporates a dolphin and a bowl that once must have been a fountain.

The interior is marked by a vaulted wall (now closed) between the two entrance gates.
There is also a wide staircase leading to the main floor, that includes two lateral lances of stairs and central flight.
Over the guardrails are situated three granite columns, with bases and capitals.
Located in an urban setting, it is flanked by similar constructions on Rua das Flores, alongside various buildings of similar stature and form.
The two-storey building and commercial ground floor has a "U"-shaped plan, with the rear volumes over terrace. The principal facade which is oriented to the south, facing the Rua das Flores, has 8 windows with iron grate on the first floor, and windows surmounted by triangular lintels. The ground floor are aligned to these windows; there are five oval window and six doors, with two far larger and surmounted by two stone coat-of-arms (for Bravo and Ferraz). The very prominent roof overhang is supported by granite machicolations. 
In the back yard there is an octagonal centralized chapel. This first-storey courtyard is decorated in granite flagstones and defined by a support wall that incorporates a dolphin and a bowl that once must have been a fountain. 
The interior is marked by a vaulted wall (now closed) between the two entrance gates. There is also a wide staircase leading to the main floor, that includes two lateral lances of stairs and central flight. Over the guardrails are situated three granite columns, with bases and capitals.
Casa dos Maias