House of the Waters

It is a civilian building that until the last century supplied drinking water to the people of Carmona. It is in the highest part of the town, very close to the Puerta de Córdoba and opposite the church of Santiago. It's being renovated due to its current cultural importance and is remarkable for its Mudejar building aesthetics. It's a 2-floor brick building. At the entrance, there is Baroque ornamentation that clashes with the rest of it. There is a lintel entrance between flat pilasters and upper balcony with a small overhang. The building has three floors, topped by an undeniably Andalus gallery with semicircular arch.