At the beginning the house known today was the central part of a majestic house from the 16^th century whose construction was ordered by Joan Carbonell, merchant of Sedó in 1588. In the second half of the 18^th century the manor house was divided in three, being the central part the house we know as Cal Plaça from the 20^th century. During the first years the house was occupied by the owner Joan Carbonell and his family; when the house was inherited by his daughter it was no longer the family main residence and at the beginning of the 18^th century it is occupied by the farmers, being the house only for residential and agricultural use. At the end of the 18^th century this use was combined with the smithy and during the quarter of the 20^th century and until the civil war broke out it was a café and a dance hall.