Also called Arróspide House, is a Baroque house with thick walls of volcanic stone dating from the eighteenth century. Currently owned by the Universidad Nacional San Agustin of Arequipa.

It is a XVII century mansion, known as one of the oldest monuments of architecture of the Baroque period Arequipa. Named after the ancient mulberry tree growing in his front yard.

It is one of the most beautiful homes in the first half of the eighteenth century it was concluded building in 1738. It also is one of the most remarkable examples of Baroque representative arequipeño built of ashlar stones of volcanic origin.

This beautiful colonial building which name comes from Don Juan de Goyeneche, is currently the regional headquarters of the Banco Central de Reserva del Peru.