Beldringe

The two-story main building of Beldringe features red brick walls with limestone bands and rests upon a foundation of field stones.

The estate belonged to Joseph Nielsen Blade in 1360 and later passed through generations until King Christian IV acquired it for hunting grounds in 1621.

The manor represents Danish architectural traditions with its combination of red brick construction and decorative limestone elements from the 16th century.

The property maintains its original large half-timbered barn from the 1710s, which survived the 1910 fire that destroyed other farm buildings.

The Raben and Raben-Levetzau families maintained continuous ownership of the estate for 219 years, from 1774 until 1993.

GPS coordinates: 55.10718,11.99067

Latest update: March 28, 2025 17:10