The Palace was built in the 15th century and was the headquarters of the archdeacon of the Collegiate Church, a position that was always held a Canon from València Cathedral. Over the impressive arched entrance there is a coat of arms belonging to Calixtus III plus another two heraldic shields from the Borgia-Oms branch of the family, possibly belonging to Roderic or Cèsar Borgia, Archbishops of València.
Nowadays, all that remains of the Palace is a small 14th century room with four vaulted splayed arches and a three-light window that was restored in early 2000.