In this first intervention, the roofs of the halls that are in poor condition and may worsen with the rains will be repaired. The Councilor for Urban Planning of the Teguise City Council, Domingo Cejas, explained that the Council is trying to help with these initiatives to improve and preserve the Historic Artistic Site of La Villa so that it remains one of the most relevant in the Canary Islands. "These subsidies benefit the heritage of Teguise and Lanzarote," the councilor pointed out.
The Parish House is one of the unique buildings of the old capital of Lanzarote. It is cataloged and among other architectural elements has a neoclassical style frontispiece, with distinctive classicist tastes imported. On the cover it exhibits a semicircular and triangular pediment in the windows with ashlar jambs. It has a floor with flat roofs of roofs. It also preserves an orchard in its rear delimited with a beveled finishing wall
