Kjærstrup

The manor features a two-story half-timbered main building with brick facing, complemented by a central tower added in 1868 and surrounded by moats.

First documented in 1368 under Anders Siundesen Mule's ownership, Kjærstrup passed through generations of the Gøye family until Karen Skram acquired it in 1617.

The architectural evolution of Kjærstrup reflects Danish nobility's building traditions, with vaulted cellars from 1540 and subsequent additions through centuries.

The estate encompasses 487 hectares of land, with farm buildings from the 1910s adjacent to the main structure that received heritage protection in 1918.

The manor's Baroque garden, originally created around 1765 and restored in 1900, represents a preserved example of Danish landscape architecture.

GPS coordinates: 54.69157,11.52624

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:31