The building was erected under the reign of Ferdinand VI of Spain, between the years 1751 and 1762. Its structure boasts a beautiful façade that currently preserves the large windows, fittings, and mouldings typical of the time, in addition to the King's Shield that favoured its construction.
In its beginnings, its roof was made of barrel tile, but it was replaced by flat tile. Its interior was transformed to make it more functional for administrative use and, on occasion, it became the seat of a jail and warehouse.