"Quinta de San Sebastián", relaxation villa belonging to Servet Family.

Built by Pedro Cerdán Martínez, architect who was born in Torre Pacheco between the years 1888-1895, for Servet Family. Typical relaxation villa with a picturesque architecture quite influenced by the English style that was predominant in summer places; We can emphasise in its acute roof which will influence other "Quintas" along the coast.

It is rounded by eucalyptus trees areas and a palm trees parade that shows us the way to the house.

It is an eclectic-picturesque building due to the mix of architectural elements from different styles. In it, vertical lines, emphasised by the use of bricks in lintels and corners alternating with masonry plastered in white, and the absent of superfluous decoration are predominant.

In the front, it is outstanding a wood-made knife with the structural function of supporting the roof. The roofs were crowned with ornamental elements made of wrought steel that emphasised the verticality.

Inside the building, it is outstanding the wood carving stairs, the coffert ceiling, the billiard room and the chapel which gives to the "Quinta" his name. The stairs are of an imperial style, supported by two wood-made pillars.

The billiard room is outstanding because of its original decoration; painted in green, the decorative motives are the typical of this game: the sticks on the corner of the roof and the billiard balls in all the moulding.