In upper Storegade, opposite the former Palace Hotel, is this medium-sized ducal house from 1777. It probably originally had a double-leafed front door with decorations and a curved top frame. The windows have also been significantly altered. There were probably…
At the western end of the high street, close to the palace, lies this stately ducal house from 1774. With a ground floor area of 218 square meters, it was a suitable official residence for the duke’s court councillor. A…
On the corner of Storegade and Bagergyde lies this beautiful house, which is a little different from the other ducal houses. The fine doorway and the size of the house tell us, that the occupant was a person of status.…
Bagergyde 1 is one of the most romantic properties of the ducal town. The property is very old. The current building was built in 1796, as the farmhouse for a large farm. The main house (the longhouse) consists of 11…
This small ducal house with a ground floor area of only 93 square meters was probably built by the saddler Peter Petersen, who received a deed for the property in 1760. One of the first occupants was the wigmaker Wohnfelt’s…
This distinguished and beautiful house of nine bays was built by the widow of Court Councillor Michael Martensen in 1788. Probably because the new court councillor had moved into her previous home – Storegade 11. Her name was Christiane Louise…
In the middle of Storegade, stands this medium-sized ducal house dating from 1770. The house is an important part of the high street leading up to the Palace. Although the wall dormer is decorated with plaster strips called ‘lesenes’ around…
In the middle of the high street, opposite Louise Augustas Plads, lies this charming and poetic house, which is one of the most beautiful and well-kept houses in Augustenborg. The owners of the house have always cherished it with great…
The large and spacious building on the corner of Storegade and Louise Augustas Plads was built in 1885 by the last large grocer in town, Wilhelm Johan Burmeister. It has many fine details and represents a typical German administration building…
The Old Boys’ School, dating from 1780, is a beautiful and spacious building with a ground floor area of 217 square meters. It was built by Duke Frederick Christian I. Above the front door is a sandstone board with the…
