House of Tercia

Casa de la Tercia, used as a grain house in the 18^th century, was built by the Vélez Marquis. The house was renovated many times and owned by different people, including the Count of Elda and the Duke of Bibona. In the 19^th century, the house was transformed into a ball room and center for social activities where the merchant middle class used to meet. One of the main features of the facade is the Marquis emblem, declared site of Cultural Interest.