In the heart of Rubielos de Mora, La Casa de Lupe occupies a corner lot between Raza Street and Josefa Villanueva Street, with an entrance from Plaza del Marqués de Tosos—the cobblestone square that is home to the town’s most significant heritage sites. Its masonry walls, ochre-colored stucco, curved roof tiles, wooden trim, and wrought-iron balconies are not mere decoration: they are traditional architecture, respectfully restored in 1981 and preserved exactly as the town built it.

The staircase that runs through the house’s four floors begins in the entryway. On the first floor are the common areas: the kitchen-dining room, the living room with a fireplace, and the laundry room. On the upper floors, four double bedrooms—Fuente del Carmen, Fuente de la Canaleta, Fuente de la Negrita, and Fuente del Cerezo—are thoughtfully arranged, each with its own bathroom. 192 square meters of usable space where nothing is superfluous and nothing is missing.