For centuries, the mill was used to grind grain. Later, a hemp mill was added for processing hemp. Although the mill burned down almost completely in 1933, it was rebuilt in the same style that same year. The angle of the gable was altered slightly from its original appearance, and a smaller dormer window spanning two stories was added. Otherwise, the current building essentially corresponds to the old mill.

Today, Meiers Mühle is a place for people who are consciously seeking a break from everyday life—for focused work, new perspectives, personal development, and inspiring encounters. The historic half-timbered house offers space across three floors for workshops, conferences, seminars, and coaching in an atmosphere that fosters tranquility, clarity, and connection.