Denmark lists Eske Kristensen summer house and natural grounds in Fårevejle

Slots- og Kulturstyrelsen has decided to list — frede — the summer house with its garage and annex with shed and the surrounding natural grounds at Vindekilde Strandvej 41, 4540 Fårevejle, in Odsherred Kommune. The decision is dated 22 June 2026 and is published in Statstidende of 4 November 2026 under Forskellige kundgørelser / Bygningsfredning, official reference S02112026-181.

The complex is attributed to the architect Eske Kristensen, with the summer house dating from 1953 and the garage and annex with shed from 1965. The listing covers the buildings and the surrounding natural plot, and the announcement identifies the property both by its street address and by cadastral designation, so that the decision can be tied to the correct piece of land.

What the decision covers

• Summer house from 1953 by Eske Kristensen
• Garage and annex with shed from 1965, same architect
• The surrounding natural grounds (den omgivende naturgrund)
• Address: Vindekilde Strandvej 41, 4540 Fårevejle
• Cadastral reference: matr.nr. 11ad, Ordrup By, Fårevejle
• Municipality: Odsherred Kommune
• Decision date: 22 June 2026; issuing authority: Slots- og Kulturstyrelsen

Binding on every rights holder

The announcement rests on § 7, stk. 3, of lov om bygningsfredning og bevaring af bygninger og bymiljøer. Under that provision, a building listing must be respected by all holders of rights over the property, regardless of when that right was established.

In practice this means the protection is not tied to the person who owned the house when the decision was taken. A later purchaser, a mortgage holder, a lessee or any other party with an interest in matr.nr. 11ad takes the property subject to the same listing, and the date on which their right was created is irrelevant to the obligation. The announcement states this expressly rather than leaving it to be inferred, which is significant for a property that may change hands or be used as security for a loan.

The decision was taken by Slots- og Kulturstyrelsen, the agency that appears in the announcement as the authority behind the listing. No other body is named in the notice, and the wording places both the designation and the legal consequence in the agency’s hands.

Published as an official announcement

The listing is made public through Statstidende in the section that carries miscellaneous official announcements (Forskellige kundgørelser), under the dedicated heading Bygningsfredning. The notice set out the location of the protection in a separate block: the municipality (Odsherred Kommune), the cadastral unit (11 ad, Ordrup By, Fårevejle) and the address (Vindekilde Strandvej 41, 4540 Fårevejle), followed by the statutory reference to the rights-holder rule and the name of the authority.

Publication in the gazette is what gives the decision general public notice. Anyone dealing with the property — a buyer running a title check, a lender, an adviser or a neighbour — can find the listing in the same announcement, identified by reference S02112026-181.

For readers in Odsherred Kommune and along the Sejerø Bay coast, the entry adds a 1950s and 1960s summer-house ensemble by a named architect to the register of protected buildings, and it does so at plot level rather than building level. The listing does not change who owns the land, but it fixes a permanent status on the property that any current or future rights holder must observe.

Source: Statstidende, 4 November 2026, section I (Forskellige kundgørelser · Bygningsfredning) (official reference: S02112026-181).