Torre de Azuqueca, also known as La Torrecilla, is a 14th-century watchtower located near Consuegra in Toledo province. Standing approximately twelve metres high with rectangular architecture, the tower likely originated during Islamic rule before undergoing Christian reforms following the consolidation of Christian control under the Hospitaller knights. Originally positioned to defend the passes of Yébenes and Guadalerzas, the tower now appears in poor conservation condition, listed on Hispania Nostra's Red List of Heritage due to significant structural deterioration including extensive vertical cracks.