Ladejenkovo is the oldest house in Lovrenc (around 500 years old) and stands in the hamlet of Puša, one of the oldest hamlets in the area.
This authentic 15th-century farmhouse is built entirely of wooden logs; its windows are square and protected by Baroque wrought-iron grilles. The house is topped by a mighty, steep half-hipped roof covered with “shingles”. The smoke room was preserved until the First World War, after which the walls were whitewashed with lime. The floors are still made of wood.
In addition to the dwelling house, the Ladejenkovo homestead also includes a typical farm building with a stone ground floor and a wooden upper floor along which a gallery runs for its entire length. It is covered with clay roof tiles.
Near the house stands a double hayrack – a toplar – one of the few in the Lovrenc area and a rarity in these parts.
