farmhouse Farmer's farmstead

This court, located in the village Ždiar in Prešov region, is recognized as a national cultural monument of Slovakia. According to data from the Central Record of Monuments and Colorful Monuments (ÚZPF), this is the type of object "Dvor peasant" which indicates its origin in traditional Slovak rolling environment. The area is registered under the number of ÚZPF 416-3739 and consists of four objects: Folk House, Stodola, Chliev and Šopa. All of these buildings are characterized by their rustic structure and are connected to the architectural style of Jewish architecture.

The area of the courtyard is landfilled from four main objects. Folk house, Stodola and Chliev are created using a rustic construction, which is typical for traditional Slovak construction. The shed is built as a wooden-plate structure. These objects together form a whole that represents the life and work of the scrolls in the past.

In terms of construction characteristics, it is a single-storey building with a surface of a log structure. The material that was used in their construction is the main feature of traditional Slovak rock architecture.

The Court is located at No. 346 in the village Ždiar, Prešovský kraj. As a national cultural monument is protected and its protection ensures the preservation of the history and architecture of this place for future generations. The current state of the objects indicates their close attachment to the traditions and practices of the past, making them a valuable source of knowledge of peasant life in Slovakia.

This court is more than a monument in the village of Ždiar - a witness to traditional Slovak life. Its location and protection encourage visitors to learn more about the history and culture of the region. This area is an exceptional opportunity for everyone interested in the past of Slovakia to visit and embrace their part of the Slovak heritage.