Nacetova hiša, Farmhouse and national monument in Škofja Loka, Slovenia

Nacetova hiša is a farmstead in the village of Puštal, Municipality of Škofja Loka, Slovenia, a monument of national significance. The partly masonry house has a longitudinal plan from the 16th century, reworked in 1755 as carved on a beam. Its dark shingled roof covers a balcony above a lighter log wall with planter boxes, and a whitewashed ground floor with an arched door. The farmstead also includes a granary, hayrack and toplar.

The house in Puštal, a village in the Municipality of Škofja Loka, has a layout from the 16th century; the beam inside is carved with the year 1755, marking its remodelling. Some architectural elements point to a Friulian influence on the construction. It is a monument of national significance and now serves as a museum.

The Nacet House shows how a farming family in the Škofja Loka area once lived and worked. The plain stone and wood details on the exterior give visitors a direct sense of how buildings in this region were put together.

Nacetova hiša stands in the village of Puštal, not in Škofja Loka's old town centre, so reach it on foot or by local transport from the town. The farmstead also comprises a granary set into the slope above the house, a wooden hayrack beside it and a toplar hayrack standing a little apart. The house now serves as a museum.

The farmstead also includes a granary set into the slope above the house, a wooden hayrack from the mid-18th century and a wooden toplar hayrack built around 1940. The granary is fully masonry and dates from the 18th or 19th century.