The baron's daughter sold 3650 hectares to a billionaire. The ancestral estate went for 27 million euros.

It concerns the gigantic estate of Svenstrup Gods, near Borup on Zealand, the largest of the Danish islands. Its owner and heiress of the aristocratic Wedell-Neergaard family, Maria Benedicte Wedell-Neergaard, has just sold the family grounds to one of the richest men in Denmark - Jens Enggaard - report Agriwatch and Danmarks Rigeste. Almost 4 thousand hectares change hands As we read, the baron's daughter sold the billionaire land with a total area of 3650 hectares for 200 million kroner, which is equivalent to about 27 million euros. According to AgriWatch, the Svenstrup Gods aggregation includes farmland and forests. The estate generated income from agriculture, which also included a large livestock farm producing 30 thousand fatteners annually. Two other sources of income were forestry and hunting revenues. In addition, the owners derived income from leasing and renting residential and commercial properties on these lands. The baroness sells the family estate The transaction ...