Langebækgård – Historic Splendor in Harmony with Nature.

The highlights are:

• Historic and Magnificent Property built in 1892 and carefully restored since 1997
• English-Inspired 7-hectare Landscape Park surrounded by labyrinths of yew and mulberry tree
• Sustainable Farming with 135 hectares of arable land and 17 hectares of forest.
• Includes 5 separate rental properties and additional income from the leasing of hunting rights.
• Birthplace of the romantic poet Ludvig Holstein
• Perfect location with just an hour from Copenhagen.
• Langebækgård offers an idyllic base for sailing and scenic experiences.

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Langebækgård – Historical Grandeur in Harmony with Nature.

Hidden in the South Zealand landscape lies Langebækgård – a magnificent and historic estate with 153 hectares of land, stretching out like a natural paradise for those seeking peace and luxury in picturesque surroundings. Here, history, elegance, and modern comfort blend together in perfect harmony. Langebækgård is not just a property – it is a lifestyle and a timeless investment in both beauty and functionality. 

Built in 1892 and carefully restored since 1997 by the current owner, with great respect for the original architecture, the heart of the estate, the main house, exudes aristocratic elegance across its 912 m². The high-ceilinged rooms, elegant parquet floors, and classic fireplaces reflect the property’s history, while the 15 rooms, many beautifully inspired by various nationalities, add a unique character. The large windows capture the landscape beautifully, allowing daylight to stream in, where the changing seasons play in harmony with the timeless beauty of the home. The house also features a humidity- and temperature-controlled wine cellar with space for 3,000 bottles. 

The estate’s grand main house is surrounded by an exceptional, English-inspired landscaped park of 7 hectares, the result of over 30 years of loving care. Yew tree mazes, mulberry trees, impressive rhododendrons, and old walnut trees form a living work of art, where nature and culture create an admirable symbiosis. The park surrounds Langebækgård with a rare tranquillity and beauty, providing an unmatched setting for everyday life on the estate. 

Langebækgård not only offers an eye-catching estate but also a healthy and economically sustainable farm with restored operational buildings. With care, the estate’s staff cultivate 135 hectares of arable land with wheat, oats, and grass seed, while the estate’s 17 hectares of forest compliments its exclusivity and provide opportunities for hunting in idyllic surroundings. Here, one can enjoy the peace and abundant wildlife. In addition to farming, the estate also includes five separate rental properties, ensuring stable rental income, along with further revenue from a hunting consortium. 

As part of Langebækgård’s rich history, the romantic poet Ludvig Holstein was born here, adding to the estate's already majestic aura. This historic property is just an hour’s drive from Copenhagen, and the charming landscapes of Møn can be reached in only 20 minutes. 

With only 800 metres to Ulvsund, Langebækgård also offers the perfect base for idyllic morning swims and peaceful boat trips. An oasis where rural life meets the freedom of the sea. Langebækgård is a truly exclusive estate where life is lived in perfect harmony with nature.