The building has a Neoclassic façade, with some Art Nouveau features. The building's main features are the neoclassic columns and its spacious front terraces. It is presently divided into 2/3 parts: the chapel and Dar Frate Francesco that is the main residence which together are simply called Frate Franceso and belong to the Roman Catholic Church, and a privately owned residence. The interior of the building was extensively modified, when the refurbishment of the chapel and the home took place, and the exterior remains unaltered.
