Venta de la Cebada is a 13th-century fortification located in El Pinar, Granada, situated at the convergence of three municipal borders in the Lecrin Valley. Built during the Nasrid period, this square stone structure combines a compact main building with a tower and originally functioned as a complex manor house and inn protecting passage between Granada and Motril. Commissioned by the Conde de Tendilla, it features a distinctive square tower standing nearly 10 meters tall. Today the site reflects its centuries of history, though the structure shows significant deterioration with ruined walls and collapsed roofs.
