The house was builded in the 18th. century to shelter an english engineer who came to manage the sugar cane factory owned by the Cologan family. That explains it´s english colonial style that reminds the african colonial houses.
Later on the state was transform into a banana plantation and the house was used by the family to spend the summer, being inherited from mothers to daughters, therefore nowadays it doesn´t belong to the Cologan family but to descendant of the Manrique de Lara family.

The house has 6 double rooms with bath. 5 are in the interior of the house, and number six is Suite style, with an independent living room and its own T.V.
 
 The house has two dinning rooms, one with a big traditional table which can hold up to 12 people, that could be used aswell as a conference room and small groups meetings. The other dinning room is surrounded by windows and a leafy vegetation. It has 6 tables for up to 4 people each, where breakfast is served.