Egebjerggård, formerly known as Einsidelsborg, is a historic 1,021-hectare manor estate in northern Funen near Otterup that belonged to the Podebusk family for nearly four centuries before becoming independent in 1650. The estate's Neoclassical main building, constructed in 1831 and likely designed by architect Jørgen Hansen Koch, stands as a protected architectural monument designated in 1939. With a distinguished provenance including ownership by Danish nobility and the former governor of the Danish West Indies, Egebjerggård represents an important chapter in Denmark's manorial heritage, combining Renaissance origins with 19th-century elegance.
