This flour windmill is a paradigmatic example of the preservation of original structures, most likely because it has been continuously inhabited since its construction, which is tentatively dated to the 18th century. The mill tower is built of irregularly shaped limestone and rendered without concealing the original stonework. The upper section is also finished with sandstone blocks and features two small window openings.
Today, the tower has a tiled roof, while inside it retains a spiral staircase made of limestone, a highly characteristic feature of this type of construction.
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