A palace on the carrera de San Jerónimo designed by Pedro de Ribera and built in 1731 and 1732. Eduardo Gambra's enlargement of 1920 kept only the original façade, which is what remains of Ribera's work. It is the Madrid seat of Casa Asia.
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