The Ayora Garden was built in 1900 for José Ayora and his mansion is a clear example of a suburban residence of the bourgeoisie of the time.
The Jardin de Ayora mansion has had various uses: a local police checkpoint, a nursery school, a nightclub, etc. Today it remains empty. This building was about to be demolished in 1983, but the declaration as a Historic-Artistic Monument made its subsequent restoration possible.
The garden is accessed from the mansion area through an open opening in a wall that separates this area from the garden. In the mansion area there is a children's playground.
The entire perimeter, both of the garden and of the mansion, has been surrounded by a wall.
The garden retains few elements of its initial configuration.
In this garden there are pines, laurels, palm trees, mimosas, citrus, eucalyptus, etc. Also a group of centennial ficuses.
In 1976, cleaning and restoration work began on this garden, which had been abandoned for a long time.