Church of Santiago Apóstol; maintains the half-point façade, which is half-hidden by an adobe wall. It has a ball chambrana, two archivolts boceladas and another one of thick sogueado, that support on nacelled courgettes, jambs aboceladas as a little columns and three capitals on each side, with vegetal and zoomorphic motives. Above, we can see ship bow dogs, which are without function because the walls have been re-erected. The straight head is perforated by a half point that delimits an internal pocket, its capitals are vegetal. Inside, we can find a baptismal font with a bocel in the embouchure and a narrow record of rough rollers, the rest is a succession of semicircular arches. The innermost archivolt has a triple zigzag decoration, typical of Segovian buildings.