Si tratta di due edifici contigui, probabilmente risalenti al XII - XIII sec. e caratterizzati dall’affaccio su una corte interna. Nel primo, mancante dei piani superiori, abbattuti da una bomba nell’ultima guerra, si nota una bifora a sesto acuto; i muri presentano un largo uso di conci in basalto, ricavati dai basoli delle vie romane. Il secondo edificio, conservatosi meglio, mostra porte e finestre fornite di architravi su mensole e una trifora al secondo piano; anche qui la muratura si presenta irregolare e con materiale di recupero.

They are two close building overlooking an inside courtyard; probably they date back to the 12th – 13th cent. The first one, whose upper floors were destroyed during the last world war, still preserves a pointed mullioned window with two lights; its wall show a large use of basalt ashlars obtained from the flog-stones of the Roman roads. The second house is in a better condition; its doors and window are provided with architraves placed on corbels and it has a three-mullioned window on the second floor; its masonry looks irregular here too and it is made with salvage building materials.