Hiding inside the heart of Manacor, Spain, Ses Puntes, a 14th-century relic, throbs with an enigmatic aura. Initially, it was built outside the urban walls as a humble chateau. But now, it's become the proud namesake of the barrio de Sa Torre. Adorned with a sprawling garden and a rectangular shape, this building houses a solitary floor, topped by merlons - but oddly, only on its front facade. So, you see, it's curious enough to wonder, why the strange design, huh?
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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