Grønnessegård

The two-story main building of Grønnessegård stands east of Hundested, approximately 50 kilometers northwest from the Danish capital Copenhagen.

Johan Frederik Classen established the estate in 1776 by merging three villages: Gryndese, Rorup, and Fornerup, to support his nearby arms factory workers.

The manor represents the transformation of Danish rural society, reflecting the shift from small farming communities to centralized estate management in the 18th century.

The estate maintains its position as a registered monument on the Kulturstyrelsen list, accessible via local transport connections from Copenhagen and surrounding areas.

The property's connection to the Frederick's Works arms factory influenced the development of Frederiksværk, shaping the industrial landscape of northern Zealand.

Location: Halsnæs Municipality

Address: Amtsvejen 280, 3390 Hundested 3390 3390

GPS coordinates: 55.95370,11.92240

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:41