Built in the 19th century, La Favorita is a suburban house, built for the relaxation of those who had it built, a family of noble lineage, the Counts of La Vallesa. It was so called by its owners for their holiday rest.

From the railing on the ground floor, which is accessed by a staircase, there are marvellous views, light and colours that blend together with the river. Peace and tranquillity reign today, another of the reasons that in its time would have been appreciated by the owners, who also owned all the orchards that surrounded it.

It has two floors and an attic, and the most outstanding feature of its exterior are the different ornaments that define it as eclectic, given its variety of combinations of styles. Its maroon and white colour, which apparently was yellow at the time of construction, makes it stand out from some of the other houses in the surrounding area. All of its façades are decorated and have windows, but there is only one entrance door to the house, on the main façade, which is accessed by a flight of steps.

It is currently awaiting renovation. Both one of its side façades and part of the central façade are crowned with a triangular pediment and abundant decorative motifs. It still conserves its name with all the letters clearly visible on one of the parts of its façade, the one that stands out the most.