Casa de Pascual Fos
1909 modernista house by Buenaventura Ferrando with central-European influence, also known as Casa Meseguer.
In Sueca, the Pascual Fos house, also known as Casa Meseguer, is a 1909 modernista house by Buenaventura Ferrando with central-European influence. Its facade breaks the rhythm of the historic street.
History
The house rose in the rice-boom years, when Sueca merchants ordered modernista homes from architects like Ferrando. It remains a private building viewed from outside.
What to see
The facade details at street level, in the central-European modernista language Ferrando gave the rice-boom merchants. It pairs with the nearby Ateneo, the San Pedro church and the old slaughterhouse.
Tips for your visit
- It is private; the visit is exterior only unless visits are announced.
- Walk the old town to link the modernista stops.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Pascual Fos house?
A 1909 modernista house by Buenaventura Ferrando, also known as Casa Meseguer.
Can you go inside?
From outside; it is private unless visits are announced.
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