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Basnæs is a manor house and estate located southeast of
In circa 1626, Basnæs was acquired by Axel Arenfeldt, who had already acquired the other share of the estate. The buildings had by then fallen unto neglect and Arenfeldt therefore began the construction of a new main building. He also increased the size of the estate to one of the largest on Zealand. After his death in 1647, Basnæs passed to his sons, Jakob and Jørgen Arenfeldt, and by 1676 it had passed to their relative Anna Ramel. In 1681, it was ceded to her brother, Ove Ramel. who once again increased the size of the estate through the acquisition of more land. Ove Ramel's widow, Mette Rosenkrantz, sold Basnæs in 1685.
The new owner of Basnæs was Christian Bielke. Bielke omcreased the size of the estate even further and improved its management. His third wife, Vibeke Juel, who had become a widow in 1694, married Gregers Juel in 1701. He sold the estate in 1705. The new owner was Poul Eggers. In 1716, Basnæs was sold in public auction and the estate then changed hands 1q6 times over the next one hundred years. One of the owners, Jakob Lawson, converted Basnæs into a in 1777. The legal effect of a was that the estate could neither be sold, pledged or divided between heirs. Stamhuset Basnæs was, however, already dissolved in 1783.
In 1809, Basnæs was acquired by Frederik Fiedler. His widow, Juliane Marie Sporon, kept the estate until her death in 1837.
In 1838, Basnæs was acquired by Jacob Brønnum Scavenius. His wife, Henriette, was the daughter of count Otto Joakim Moltke of nearby Espe Manor. The writer
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Skælskør
Skælskør () is a town in Zealand, Denmark. It is located in Slagelse Municipality. Until 2007 Skælskør was the seat of Skælskør Municipality. The town is located 17 km southwest of Slagelse and 12 km southeast of Korsør. Skæls ...
, Slagelse Municipality
Slagelse Municipality is a municipality ( Danish: '' kommune'') in Region Zealand on the west coast of the island of Zealand (Danish: ''Sjælland'') in Denmark. The municipality covers an area of 571 km². The municipality borders Kalundborg ...
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. The Gothic Revival style
Gothic Revival (also referred to as Victorian Gothic, neo-Gothic, or Gothick) is an architectural movement that began in the late 1740s in England. The movement gained momentum and expanded in the first half of the 19th century, as increasingly ...
main building is a three-storey building with three corner towers designed by Gustav Friedrich Hetsch
Gustav Friedrich (von) Hetsch (28 September 1788 – 7 September 1864) was a Danish architect.
Biography
Hetsch was born in Stuttgart, he was the son of Philipp Friedrich von Hetsch (1758–1838).
He studied at the University of Tübingen and i ...
. The estate covers approximately 1,000 h4ectares of land.
History
The early history of the estate is unclear but the two small villages of Basnes and Nybølle were in the 14th century located at the site where Basnæs stands today. In 1366, Niels Pedersen pledged two farms in Basnes and two farms in Nybølle to Thure Knudsen. In 1400, the farms were acquired by the Busjios of Roskilde. In 1410 they were owned by abbot Matz in Næstved. In 1417, the farms in Nybølle were acquired by Jakobsen Lunge. Basnæs is first mentioned in 1426. After Jakobsen Lunge's death in 1428, Basnæs passed to his brother Ove Jakobsen Lunge. In 1451, he was succeeded by his son Thyge Lunge. Tyge Lunge's son-in-law, Jesper Krafse, inherited Basnæs in 1460. The estate then remained in the hands if the Krafse family for the next one hundred and fifty years. Margrethe Hansdatter Krafse, who had inherited the estate in 1602, was later married to Otto Brahe. They had no children and after their deaths Basnæs was therefore, in 1614, passed to her husband's sisters, Birgtte and Helvig Brahe. Helvig Brahe's share of the estate was in 1623 ceded to Henrik Wisch and shortly thereafter to Christian IV.
In circa 1626, Basnæs was acquired by Axel Arenfeldt, who had already acquired the other share of the estate. The buildings had by then fallen unto neglect and Arenfeldt therefore began the construction of a new main building. He also increased the size of the estate to one of the largest on Zealand. After his death in 1647, Basnæs passed to his sons, Jakob and Jørgen Arenfeldt, and by 1676 it had passed to their relative Anna Ramel. In 1681, it was ceded to her brother, Ove Ramel. who once again increased the size of the estate through the acquisition of more land. Ove Ramel's widow, Mette Rosenkrantz, sold Basnæs in 1685.
The new owner of Basnæs was Christian Bielke. Bielke omcreased the size of the estate even further and improved its management. His third wife, Vibeke Juel, who had become a widow in 1694, married Gregers Juel in 1701. He sold the estate in 1705. The new owner was Poul Eggers. In 1716, Basnæs was sold in public auction and the estate then changed hands 1q6 times over the next one hundred years. One of the owners, Jakob Lawson, converted Basnæs into a in 1777. The legal effect of a was that the estate could neither be sold, pledged or divided between heirs. Stamhuset Basnæs was, however, already dissolved in 1783.
In 1809, Basnæs was acquired by Frederik Fiedler. His widow, Juliane Marie Sporon, kept the estate until her death in 1837.
In 1838, Basnæs was acquired by Jacob Brønnum Scavenius. His wife, Henriette, was the daughter of count Otto Joakim Moltke of nearby Espe Manor. The writer Hans Christian Andersen
Hans Christian Andersen ( , ; 2 April 1805 – 4 August 1875) was a Danish author. Although a prolific writer of plays, travelogues, novels, and poems, he is best remembered for his literary fairy tales.
Andersen's fairy tales, consisti ...
aften visited the family at Basnæs. He visited Basnæsapprozimately 37 times in the period 1855-1872, spending approximately 15 months on the estate. Henriette Scavenius kept the estate after her husband's death. Their son, Otto Jacob Brønnum Scavenius, constructed a new main building.
In 1907, Basnæs was acquired by count Eiler Moltke. In 1933, he sold the estate to De Forenede Cichorietørrerier A/S. In 1952, it was converted into an independent company, Basnæs A/S.
Architecture
TheGothic Revival style
Gothic Revival (also referred to as Victorian Gothic, neo-Gothic, or Gothick) is an architectural movement that began in the late 1740s in England. The movement gained momentum and expanded in the first half of the 19th century, as increasingly ...
main building is a three-storey building with three corner towers designed by Gustav Friedrich Hetsch
Gustav Friedrich (von) Hetsch (28 September 1788 – 7 September 1864) was a Danish architect.
Biography
Hetsch was born in Stuttgart, he was the son of Philipp Friedrich von Hetsch (1758–1838).
He studied at the University of Tübingen and i ...
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List of owners
* ( -1366) Niels Pedersen * (1366- ) Thure Knudsen * (1400-1410) Biskop Peder Jensen Lodehat i Roskilde * (1410- ) Abbed Metz i Næstved * (1417) Biskop Jens i Roskilde * ( - ) Anders Jakobsen Lunge * ( -1451) Ove Jakobsen Lunge * (1451-1460) Thyge Ovesen Lunge * (1460-1504) Jesper Krafse * (1504-1530) Hans Jespersen Krafse * (1530-1566) Jesper Hansen Krafse * (1566- ) Kirstine Bølle, gift Krafse * ( -1599) Eiler Jespersen Krafse * (1599-1602) Hilleborg Bølle, gift Krafse * (1602-1603) Margrethe Hansdatter Krafse, gift Brahe * (1603-1614) Otto Brahe * (1614-1625) Birgitte Brahe * (1614-1623) Helvig Brahe * (1623- ) Henrik von d. Wisch * ( -1625) Kronen * (1625-1647) Axel Arenfeldt * (1647-1676) Jacob Axelsen Arenfeldt * (1647-1676) Jørgen Axelsen Arenfeldt * (1676-1681) Anna Ramel, gift Reedtz * (1681-1685) Ove Ramel * (1685-1694) Christian Bielke * (1694-1701) Vibeke Nielsdatter Juel, gift 1) Bielke, 2) Juel * (1701-1705) Gregers Juel * (1705-1716) Poul Eggers * (1716)Lars Benzon Lars Benzon (July 21, 1687 – October 5, 1741) was a landowner and a Deputy Director (''deputeret'') in the General Affairs Commission of the Danish Royal Navy.
Biography
Lars Benzon was born at Sæbygård Manor on the island of Zealand, Denmark ...
* (1716-1728) Laurence de Boysset
* (1728-1736) Christian Frederik de Boysset
* (1736-1749) Frederik Conrad von Holstein
* (1749-1751) Boet efter Frederik Conrad von Holstein
* (1751) Johan Baltzer Höserich
* (1751-1757) Peder Mikkelsen Qvistgaard
* (1757-1763) Frederik Otto von Wedel-Jarlsberg
* (1763-1764) Frederik Auguste Adolphe de Favin
* (1764-1765) Niels de Hofman
* (1765-1766) Peter Johansen Neergaard
* (1766-1768) Johan Thomas Petersen de Neergaard
* (1768-1778) Mathias Brønstorph
* (1778-1783) Jens Lowson
* (1783-1791) Charlotte Amalie Riis, gift Lowson
* (1783-1805) Christian L. Schütz
* (1805-1806) Frederik von Blücher
* (1806-1809) Helene de Thygeson, gift Blücher
* (1809-1829) Christian Frederik Fiedler
* (1829-1837) Juliane Marie Sporons, gift Fiedler
* (1837-1838) Boet efter Juliane Marie Sporons, gift Fiedler
* (1838-1850) Jacob Brønnum Scavenius
Jacob Brønnum Scavenius (2 April 1749 – 20 June 1820) was a Danish landowner.
Early life and career
Scavenius was born in Skagen in 1749 as the 9th of 11 children of merchant Peder Christensen Brønnum (or Brøndum) and Anne Ibsdatter. He gra ...
* (1850-1898) Henriette Moltke, gift Scavenius
* (1898-1907) Otto Jacob Brønnum Scavenius
* (1907-1933) Eiler Moltke
* (1933-1952) De Forenede Cichorietørrerier A/S
* (1952–present)Basnæs A/S
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