constructed in red brick with crow-stepped gables and vaulted cellar. Above the gate is a sandstone plate with Enevold Kruse's and his wife Else Marsvin's names. It is unclear when the north wing was built but it is probably younger than the east wing. The west wing is from 1856. The north and west wings are also built in red brick. The entire complex was renovated in 1922-1928 by the architect V. Holck. The main building (all three wings) was listed on the Danish registry of protected buildings and structures in 1918. The home farm (avlsgården) was built in circa 1870. It is not listed. Estate The estate has a total area of 688 hectares of which 363 hectares are farmland, 283 are woodland and 25 hectares are parkland. Cultural references Aastrup Kloster was used as a location in the 1950 family film Mosekongen. It was also used as a location in the DR television series Livsens Ondskab. List of owners ( - 1564) Erik Krabbe (1564-1582) Glob Krabbe (1582- ) Chr. Krabbe ( -1621) Enevold Kruse (1621-1629) Tyge Kruse (1629-1641) Karen Kruse (Seefeld), née Sehested (1641-1664) Jørgen Seefeld (1664) Mogens Friis (1664-1685) Peder Scavenius (1685-1708) Niels Benzon (1708-1714) Peder Benzon (1714-1731) Gregers Juel (1731-1736) Peder Juel (1736) Johan Eichel (1736-1737) Boet efter Johan Eichel (1737-1743) Just Valentin Eichel (1743-1744) Elisabeth Hedevig Eichel, gift Bartholin (1744-1765) Caspar Christopher Bartholin (1765-1799) Johan Bartholin Eichel (1799-1806) Johan Bartholin Eichel (1806-1810) Ulrik Chr. Von Schmidten (1810-1812) Hans Peder Kofoed (1812-1838) Marie Kofoed (1838-1842) Siegfred Victor Raben (1842-1884) Frederik Vilhelm Dannemand (1884-1890) Frederik Brockdorff (purchase since declared invalid) (1891- ) Det Grevelige Dannemandske Stift (Aastrup Kloster) See also Sonnerupgaard References External links Official website Source Manor houses in Lejre Municipality Listed buildings and structures in Lejre Municipality Listed castles and manor houses in Denmark Buildings and structures associated with the Krabbe family Buildings and structures associated with the Benzon family Buildings and structures associated with the Bartholin family