Despite the numerous renovations, the Villós estate still preserves original elements such as the large hall, rectangular in plan and divided into two bays, connected by a semicircular arch. The main façade has a symmetrical composition although in recent interventions, an artificial stone portico has been added, which transforms into a balcony on the first floor. The same has happened on the east façade, gaining a wonderful space in the shadow of the porch.

A turret protrudes from the sloping gabled roof. The notable ornamental elements are the pilasters on Tuscan-order imposts where the arch of the vestibule rests, the wrought iron parapet and the wooden handrails of the interior staircase. As for the elements of the façade, the curvilinear profile of the balconies and the different clocks located on the different façades as well as the ceramic bard eaves, arranged at 45 degrees, stand out. Currently, it is integrated into a large garden with pine forest.