A two-story house, built in the countryside. The ground floor features the characteristic layout of rural houses, with a rectangular porch connected to the rooms and the kitchen space on the north side, and a similar space on the other end. The composition of the facades and other interior details are reminiscent of Catalan farmhouses, with certain Italianate influences in the exterior finishes.

The restoration works of the 19th-century Casa de Sa Colomina have brought the building back to its original state. The project involved recovering structures, doors, and windows that had been bricked up. While the original appearance was restored, the spaces have been adapted to current uses, turning the house into a fully modernized building. The property now serves a social purpose, specifically providing shelter for abused women.