Selchausdal

The Renaissance Revival main building features red brick construction with horizontal bands, a central tower with an onion dome, and flanking tall gables.

Christian Andreas Selchau acquired the estate in 1782 and changed its name from Gundetved to Selchausdal in 1799, marking a new period of ownership.

The manor continues Danish architectural traditions by incorporating Renaissance Revival elements while maintaining the characteristic red brick construction methods of the region.

The property functions as part of the Small Danish Hotels network, offering meeting spaces and event venues in its renovated historical buildings.

The original porte-cochère underwent transformation into an enclosed structure during the 1940-41 renovations, altering the building's entrance design.

GPS coordinates: 55.58409,11.32702

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:45