in 1807-08. Architecture Frederiksdal is credited with being the earliest example of a maison de plaisance in Denmark. It stands in white-dressed masonry with sandstone decorations above the windows and two corner risalits on the main facade. The house originally had a hipped roof while the mansard roof is the result of alterations carried out by Johann Gottfried Rosenberg between 1752 and 1753. The interior features a combination of large and small rooms symmetrically arranged around the main axis' vestibule and conservatory. There are rich Rococo stucco decorations, particularly in the Garden Hall, executed by Carlo Enrico Brenno and Giovanni-Battista Fossati. Frederiksdal today The property is currently owned by the eighth generation of the Schulin family. The main building plays host to an annual series of classical concerts. The estate covers 328 hectares of land of which circa 200 hectares are forest. List of owners (1668-1670) The Crown (1670-1714) Queen Charlotte Amalie (1714-1716) The Crown (1716-1735) Princess Sophie Hedevig (1735-1739) The Crown (1747-1750) Johan Sigismund Schulin (1750-1781) Frederik Ludvig Schulin (1781-1808) Sophie Hedevig von Schulin (née Warnstedt) (1808-1836) Sigismund Schulin (1836-1880) Johan Sigismund Schulin (1880-1929) Sigismund Ludvig Schulin (1929-1968) Sigismund lensgreve Schulin (1968-1970) Johanne Amalie Schulin (née Schou) (1970-1992) Johan Sigismund Vilhelm Schulin (1992 - 2016) Karen Vibeke Østergaard, gift Schulin (2016 - ) Carl Christian Sigismund Ahlefeldt Laurvig References Further reading Hjorth, Karen: Slottet og slægten - Familien Schulin på Frederiksdal 1740-1840. Jepsen & Co. (189 pages) External links Official website Spirce Source Source Source Houses in Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality Listed buildings and structures in Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality Listed residential buildings in Copenhagen Houses completed in 1745 Baroque architecture in Copenhagen 1747 establishments in Denmark