It is a Catholic church dedicated to Santa Engrancia, declared BIC in 2009 in the category of Monument. It dates back to the 16th century, built in Gothic stone.

This building houses a magnificent main altarpiece inside. Its exterior shows a slender tower as well as a small arch attached to a house that serves as the entrance to the external area of the temple, its current image being the result of the numerous reforms suffered in the 18th and 19th centuries. It consists of a single nave with three bays covered with Baroque plasterwork in 1772.

The transept, which preserves its Gothic style, is covered with a 16th century ribbed vault with tercelets. A semicircular triumphal arch gives access to the main chapel, with an oven vault decorated in the shape of a shell or venera. It was built again in 1573, with Pedro de la Torre de Buegas as master mason.