Ferležev Mlin

The Ferležev mlin is a historic watermill located in Šentjur, Slovenia.

History

• The Ferležev mlin is believed to date from the 18th century, but its exact construction year is not certain.

Architecture

The mill is an overshot wheel type of watermill. Its architectural features include a traditional Slovenian wooden building with a sloping roof and a single-story ground floor.

The exterior walls are constructed from local limestone, while the interior is made of wood.

Construction Materials

The mill's construction materials are primarily local, including limestone for the exterior walls and wood for the interior.

Location

Ferležev mlin is situated in Šentjur, a town located in the southeastern part of Slovenia.

The mill stands near a small stream that powers its waterwheel.

Current Status and Use

The Ferležev mlin is currently a museum, open to visitors by appointment only.

It serves as a cultural institution, showcasing traditional Slovenian architecture and heritage.

Heritage Status and Preservation Efforts

As a historic watermill, the Ferležev mlin has been recognized for its cultural significance in Slovenia.

Efforts have been made to preserve the mill's original structure and maintain its historical integrity.

Visiting Information

• Visitors can schedule appointments with the mill by contacting karol@kfm.si or +386 41 624 779.
• The website https://www.turizem-sentjur.com/Kulturna-dediscina/Ferlezev-mlin/ provides more information on visiting hours and tour schedules.

Notable Historical Events

While specific events are not documented, the Ferležev mlin has played a role in the local history of Šentjur as a working watermill.