The Mali homestead is one of the rare living farms in Golnik. Its roots go as far back as feudalism, when rural life still largely depended on seignors, the respective owners of the Kieselstein Castle from Kranj. In 1793 the homestead became available for purchase. During the transition to the industrial age after 1848, it began to undergo a major, decades-long growth, which was followed by slow shrinkage of the estate at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Despite the turbulent past of the Mali family, its healthy descendants, who continuously controlled their estate for more than three hundred and thirty years, have managed to conserve the homestead for future generations.