This flour mill is located on the right bank of the Guadalimar, upstream from the Puente de Génave nucleus, being the most interesting from an architectural and historical point of view. It is mentioned in the Relations of Felipe II in which it is said that it is "a particular flour mill in which all the residents of Génave grind" and that they came here due to the absence of streams with sufficient flow for the construction of a mill in that locality; from this circumstance derives the name "mill of Génave" with which it is also known.