 The central vain is the largest, with framed doorway decorated in limestone, providing access to a truncated elliptical interior atrium, connected by staircase to an oval hall, to a master staircase and the noble hall.This space occupies the eastern wing of the palace, a rectangular hall with two wings on the extreme western facade, that overlooks the gardens over five glass arches.Along the corner of the noble hall, is a stone coat-of-arms for the Pereiras, Farias and Almeidas (known as the Palha family).