The mill is located in a quiet area of Jarná, which is part of the village Cífer. It was built in the twenties of last century. It is divided into two parts, the front-living room. The second part consists of the mill itself, which forms the larger half of the building. It is currently privately owned and undergoing renovations.
The mill is located in a quiet area of Jarná, which is part of the village Cífer. It was built in the twenties of last century. It is divided into two parts, the front-living room. The second part consists of the mill itself, which forms the larger half of the building. It is currently privately owned and undergoing renovations.
Already in the 17th century, the mill was owned by the titular bishop Hyacint Markipodary in the village of Jarná, from which it was later bought by the land farmer F. Nagymihályi, after whom the mill was owned by his wife Petronela Nagymihályi. The mill was powered by water only after electrification with electricity.
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