In addition, there are three arcosoliums on the side wall. On one side, the Caballero de Cabañas, the Cabañero Lopez de Luna and the Caballero Albero, with their specific heraldic coats of arms. At the foot of the nave, below the Mudejar alfarje, are the two most interesting arcosoliums due to the quality of their paintings. They are the tombs of Horia Pérez and Doña Guillelma Pérez.

The alfarje is located at the foot of the side nave. It is a small alfarje of great interest due to the quality of its painting. Its structure is based on the arrangement of transversal beams on which longitudinal braces are placed. From the front, we can see how an overhang is supported by corbels. The closing of the upper part of the window frame is made of openwork wood with motifs of an octagonal loop of four and crosses.

The Mudejar tower of the parish church of the Asunción de Nuestra Señora de la Almunia de Doña Godina belongs to the old Romanesque church, demolished in the 18th century. It is a tower of mixed typology built in two phases. It was in the 14th century when the Romanesque church dating from the 12th century was completed with the construction of a Mudejar tower. This tower has a square floor plan and is influenced by the Hispano-Muslim minaret. This is reflected in the arrangement of a massive central buttress and a staircase covered by a false vault with an approximation of courses. On the outside, the decoration is made up of bricks in angled brickwork, forming zigzags and crosses of bricks in diamond-shaped projections.

In addition, the second body was laid out as a belfry open to the exterior with pointed arches on each side, framed by brick decoration in the form of diamond-shaped projections.

It was in the second half of the 16th century that the height of the building was increased and the structure was changed, with the addition of an octagonal body. The old openings were enclosed and the ceramic ornamentation was completed.