Lindencrone Mansion, Historical mansion at Bredgade and Sankt Annæ Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Description
Lindencrone Mansion is a Rococo building on Bredgade featuring a symmetrical three-story facade with ornate stone carvings and classical details. The architectural elements reflect the refined style typical of grand Copenhagen residences from this era.
History
The mansion was built between 1751 and 1753 by architect Niels Eigtved for Christen Lintrup, who received a noble title and took the name Lindencrone. It later served as the British Embassy from 1850 to 1979 before undergoing comprehensive restoration following its purchase in 2003.
Culture
The mansion reflects the tastes of wealthy merchants who lived during the growth of Frederiksstaden in Copenhagen. The lavish interior and exterior design shows how affluent residents displayed their status through their homes.
Practical
The building sits in a central location on Bredgade next to Sankt Annæ Plads and is easy to spot from the street. Visitors can view the exterior facade, though the interior is not open to the public.
Did you know?
Court sculptor Jacob Fortling crafted the ornamental stone decorations using limestone specifically transported from the Gjorslev estate. This costly material sourcing reflects the original owner's significant investment in the property's embellishment.
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