The three-hundred-year-old building, situated in the Old Port District, consists of four stories. The ### itself is on the first floor, along with the two-story ####### and #### cellar. On the second floor are bedrooms, one of which serves as the servants' quarters. The third floor is bricked off and inaccessible. The attic is on the fourth floor and consists of three rooms. It also has roof access and a makeshift walkway connected to the nearby ruined tower. The basement provides access to the sewers. Before the ### was closed due to the plague, hound fighting matches took place regularly in the basement beneath the ####### Advertisements for the matches can be found on surrounding structures, and a room with a large cage and a scoreboard can be found in a separate building on the property.