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Designed by John Whitehead in neo-Palladian style and built between 1785 and 1790, it was meant to be used as a meeting place for the English businessmen living in Porto. On the main façade, the ground floor is made up of seven arches that give access to the colonnaded gallery.
In contrast with this, the main floor is formed of high openings with verandas and pediments. A balustrade attic tops the building.
Included in the Urban Wine Route.

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