Built in 1806 by the French architect Joseph-Jacques Ramée for Johannes Søbøtker. He practiced for a while in Denmark as well as other countries, including America. His elegant, simplified Neoclassical style was also used at Sophienholm in 1805 and Hellerupgård in 1802.
Three-bay centre with attic and pediment. This projects beyond the end-bays on the garden side while it recedes on the entrance side. The attic is stressed by a horizontal band below the windows. Very simplified pediments above the ground floor windows on the end-bays. On the garden side these windows also have semi-cicular recesses with reliefs and balustrades. Covered veranda.
The house is now a local history museum and exhibition centre.

In the lovely park there are a number of sculptures,
three of which can be seen here. 

Kneeling Woman by Kai Nielsen, 1923.

Reclining Mother with Two Children, also by Kai Nielsen, 1925.

Guapa by Gottfred Eickhoff, 1942.

There is also a version outside Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek:

Guapa by Gottfred Eickhoff 1902-1982.  1951.