Set in the open landscapes of southern Falster, Ny Kirstineberg is where history and daily life blend with quiet elegance.

The main house, built in 1876 in a historicist style, marked by Renaissance-inspired gables and a strong architectural presence.

Since 1908, the estate has remained in the Tesdorpf family, now passed down to the fifth generation, Axel Christian Tesdorpf Castenschiold.

What makes Ny Kirstineberg truly special is its quiet strength. Built for function, not frivolity, it has always carried itself with an understated dignity as a working estate, a living landscape of forest, farmland, and tradition, shaped and renewed with love across generations.

Around the courtyard, the original barns and wings have been carefully restored for modern use. Beyond them, gardens, meadows, ponds, and ancient trees stretch out towards the sea — where sunsets remind us of the land’s enduring meaning.

Here, history is not staged — it breathes. And in that timeless rhythm, you are invited to find your own space, where the walls are ready to hold your stories.