Casa Granero is in Carlos Garzarán Street, a mansion built by the Granero de Heredia family.
It was constructed in the late 18th century by Don Juan José Granero de Heredia y Quiros Garcés de Marcilla.
Above the central balcony is the family heraldic shield which carries just one field of red with five silver castles and a rampant lion of gold in the centre.
It doesn't carry a crest but if so, an armed warrior with a sword and the cross of Santiago on his chest, a baroque border and a cartouche of eight bundles of arrows, the symbol of Fernando el Católico.
Casa Granero is in Carlos Garzarán Street, a mansion built by the Granero de Heredia family. It was constructed in the late 18th century by Don Juan José Granero de Heredia y Quiros Garcés de Marcilla. Above the central balcony is the family heraldic shield which carries just one field of red with five silver castles and a rampant lion of gold in the centre. It doesn't carry a crest but if so, an armed warrior with a sword and the cross of Santiago on his chest, a baroque border and a cartouche of eight bundles of arrows, the symbol of Fernando el Católico.
Pedro Muñoz