Baggesvogn

The Baggesvogn estate features three distinct wings, with preserved wooden ceilings, stucco work, and original door frames throughout the structure.

The manor house construction began in 1744, deriving its name from Hans Bagger, who served as a tenant during the late fifteenth century.

Agricultural traditions and forestry management continue at Baggesvogn through its current operation under multiple farming subsidiaries and woodland preservation initiatives.

While the manor remains a private residence with restricted access, visitors can explore the surrounding forest grounds through designated public walking paths.

The estate contains Denmark's northernmost beech forest, spanning 576 hectares of combined agricultural fields and woodland areas.

Location: Hjørring Municipality

GPS coordinates: 57.50580,10.14620

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:59