The Hamse Molen, popularly known as De Ster, is a grinding post mill. The mill was built between 1810 and 1811. After a restoration in 1950, the mill was neglected and collapsed in 1974. But it was completely rebuilt in 1977.

The mill is quite unique for the Netherlands, because of the fact that this is the only closed, three-storey post mill in the country.

The official name Hamse Molen of the mill comes from the Hamse Veld, the original name of the grounds on which the mill is located. The windmill is operated by volunteers and can be visited during (limited) opening hours.