Ses Torretes is a detached three-storey building with an irregular floor plan that more closely resembles a medieval castle than a stately home. The construction incorporates elements from a wide range of artistic influences, including Arab, Gothic and Mudéjar styles, such as mullioned windows, gargoyles, battlements, arrow slits, and windows with lintels and horseshoe arches.
Notable features include the circular towers, one of four storeys and the other attached to the façade, which recall the keep or watchtower of Bellver. There is also a square tower. The roofs are designed as terraces with battlements and machicolations, similar to those found in the towers of the Almudaina in Palma. Finally, there is also a dwelling built in a traditional style. On the same plot there is a service house, whose façade also shows Mudéjar influences.