A complex of lodgings in the village of Bardovci near Skopje. It was built on the Havzi Pasha chipboard between 1830 and 1845. The complex consists of three sections of buildings and courtyards with stone walls, reinforced with eight defensive towers. In the central courtyard there is a salamak where Havzi Pasha lived with the male part of the family. On the east side was the harem with the female courtyard which housed a kitchen and utility building.
Between the two lodgings is a treasure trove for storing treasure and a pasha’s weapon, tied to a wooden bridge. The bottom line is about economics, with horse riding and water. Both huts are symmetrical with ground floor and floor. The interiors of the buildings were decorated with colored wall decoration and carved ceilings.
