Gurrehus, Manor house in Gurre, Denmark
Gurrehus is a manor house situated near Gurre Lake, approximately five kilometers west of Helsingør. The property consists of multiple buildings surrounded by woodland that retains its agricultural character.
The estate served as a residence for the local forester beginning in 1713 and remained under crown ownership until 1779. Later, Prince George of Greece acquired the property and had it expanded by architect Gotfred Tvede.
The manor represents a significant example of Danish agricultural estates, reflecting the evolution of land management practices from medieval times through modern periods.
The location near Gurre Lake provides access to numerous walking trails through surrounding forests, including Nyrup Hegn and Teglstrup Hegn. Visitors can explore the woodland landscape and enjoy the quiet setting.
Prince George of Greece acquired the property and commissioned architect Gotfred Tvede to expand and modify the house according to new specifications.
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