Gjorslev was built in about 1400 by Peder Jensen Lodehat, Bishop of Roskilde.
It remained in the possession of the Roskilde bishops until the Reformation which led to its confiscation in 1537.
It was sold in 1540 and was then in the possession of changing owners until 1678 when it came under the Crown once again.
It was then owned by the Lindencrone family from 1763 to 1791, from 1793 to 1923 by the Scavenius family, and from 1925 and until the present day it has been in the possession of the Tesdorpf family.
Gjorslev was built in about 1400 by Peder Jensen Lodehat, Bishop of Roskilde. It remained in the possession of the Roskilde bishops until the Reformation which led to its confiscation in 1537. It was sold in 1540 and was then in the possession of changing owners until 1678 when it came under the Crown once again. It was then owned by the Lindencrone family from 1763 to 1791, from 1793 to 1923 by the Scavenius family, and from 1925 and until the present day it has been in the possession of the Tesdorpf family.
Gjorslev