The Convent is connected to the church to form the typical cloister with central cistern, now stripped of the porch that once contornava. In-depth research of materials and a major restructuring has faithfully preserved the characteristics of the original structure, simple and poor but dignified at the same time, typical of "Nasturtium". The interiors are presented with the evocative tones of terracotta floors, ceilings with wooden beams and bricks, wooden doors and iron.
One can not but be struck by the beauty of the structure, starting from the cloister, enriched by the ancient cistern, and the church which, although devoid of cover, preserves the charm of its past history.
The complex is surrounded by a large park "left natural" with lush vegetation that extends into a space polychromatic, renewed every season, whose views are vineyards, olive groves and farmland of the surrounding farms.
Rows of cypress trees, tall pines, olive trees, rows of vines, lemon trees, bay trees, a vineyard backdrop to the shape of the Convent, and even roses, violets, hibiscus, daisies adorn the lovely garden, giving the impression of being away from it all, as immersed in another space-time dimension, precisely the size of the "Convent".