Casa de piedra is located in the province of Faro, Portugal. The site contains several dilapidated structures, including a small white house with a tiled roof and a brick building. These structures show significant signs of abandonment and disrepair, such as peeling paint, visible cracks on the facades, missing sections, and a large hole in one of the roofs. The exterior areas are characterized by debris, overgrown bushes, tall grasses, and weeds. A large, well-maintained tree with ripe red fruit is also present on the grounds. Architectural features include stone walls with drains, broken windows, and a small doorway that may have been used for storage. Graffiti is visible on multiple surfaces, including a concrete wall with the word "PEDESTRIANS" written on it. Observations of the site include an empty street extending into the distance, a white car and a black car parked in front of one building, and a person seen behind a closed window.