his grandson Christian Ludvig Scheel-Plessen. His son Mogens Scheel-Plessen was the next owner. The Plessen family were also major landowners in Holstein. After the loss of Schleswig-Holstein, the owners gradually became more attached to their German holdings. Carl Gabriel Joachim Vilhelm Scheel-Plessen ainhereted Londholm in 1892. He refurbished the main building and also constructed a new home farm after a fire in 1907. The stamhus was dissolved as a result of the Lensafløsningsloven of 1919. Only 8 hectares of land was sold in the process. Architecture The main building is designed in Italian style. The central Corps de logis is seven bays wide and has a half hipped, red Mansard roof and is flanked by two, lower, five-bay service wings. The building is rendered in a pale, yellow colour but the Corps de logis has a white, three-bay, rusticated section and white corner lesenes. Both secondary wings feature a high Dutch gable-fronted dormer. Other buildings at the site include a brick house for the manager and a half-timbered house for the gardener. Today Londholm covers 309 hectares of which 289 hectares is farmland, 10 hectares is pastures and 10 hectares is bogland. List of owners ( -1333) Johannes Hviding (1333- ) Roskilde Sankt Clara Kloster ( -1536) Roskilde Vor Frue Kloster (1536–1616) Kronen (1616–1618) Breide Henriksen von Rantzau (1618–1633) Hans Lindenov (1633–1639) Christen Friis (1639–1645) Barbara Wittrup, gift Friis (1645–1664) Jørgen Christensen Friis (1664) Hans Zöega (1664–1690) Rasmus Bartholin ( -1690) Ole Rømer (1690–1702) Gothard Braem (1702–1704) Anna Cathrine Wendelmann, gift 1) Braem, 2) Wildschütz (1704–1726) Severin Wildschütz (1726–1727) Anna Cathrine Wendelmann, gift 1) Braem, 2) Wildschütz (1727–1728) Estate of Anna Cathrine Wendelmann (1728–1752) Christian Ludvig von Plessen (1752–1801) Christian Ludvig Scheel von Plessen (1801–1819) Mogens Scheel-Plessen (1819–1856) Mogens Joachim Scheel-Plessen (1856–1892) Carl Theodor August Scheel-Plessen (1892–1915) Carl Gabriel Joachim Wilhelm Scheel-Plessen (1915–1948) Magnus von Plessen (1948–1964) Victor Frederik Carl von Plessen af Scheel (1964–2004) Marina Scheel-Plessen, gift von Malsen Ponickau (2004–present) Johann Philip von Malsen-Plessen References External links Official website Farm of Ideas Source Manor houses in Lejre Municipality Listed buildings and structures in Lejre Municipality Buildings and structures associated with the Bartholin family Buildings and structures associated with the Plessen family