This is a religious monument from the 18th century which is on a plot of land of the name and which is the last step in the Way of the Cross. The architecture is typical of the 18th century with its whitened brick, and the central vaulted niche which is the main feature. It has three ornamental tops that are topped off with wrought iron crosses.

It is believed to have been commissioned by the Cozár family, who visited the Santos Lugares.