Located just 200 m from the AS-19, Gijón-Avilés road, where on P.K. 9,400, it takes its way to the left and, after running for 400 m, reaches the Torreón.
13th century defensive bastion, probably of Roman origin, which still retains the four walls, with the ojival door on the southern façade.
The appearance of the massif of the whole and the thickness of its walls were intended to resist possible attacks by the feared normands during the Asturian Monarchy. Thus, the door is raised on the ground and a ladder was required to enter it.
On the side and rear façades, as the only wings, the three shooting holes or nozzles arranged at different heights, to defend themselves against enemies.
Their conservation status is not optimal, there is no indication of their location on the site. It is on private property.