 It destroyed the principal façade (which was oriented to face the "Rua Afonso de Albuquerque"), and two floors along the "Rua dos Bacalhoeiros".It is unclear whether or not the building was completely reconstructed following this period, but by 1772 the building was partially reconstructed, but the 15th century structure had been profoundly restructured.In 1827, Francisco Menezes e Albuquerque, owing to debts, allowed the house to be sold at public auction.