Description
Its construction dates back to the 20th century, although it was restored in the mid-1950s. On the main altar are the two patrons of the village, San Francisco and La Immaculada and, on a side, a size of the Holy Family.
It is accessed through a pointed arch framed in brick seen and on it we find three vains of half-point arches. On the façade we can find a tile with the image of The Immaculate covered with a glazed ceramic weave.
The bell tower is divided into two bodies, the first one houses the clock and the second one is occupied by the bell tower framed by a mold and covered with a roof in four waters.
