The Emperor's Villa.

History of the house:
In 1885 Tzar Alexander III announced that he would buy a house in Fredensborg. His wife Maria Fjodorovnas (Dagmar to the Danes) parents King Christian the 9th & Queen Louise lived at the castle in Fredensborg. The russian imperial family would visit almost every summer and eventually they bought a house of their own. They rebuild the house for several years, turned it in to what you get today. They called it their "miniature Gatchina". In 1892, Alexander gave Dagmar a Farbegé-egg with a picture of their new home.
Their son (the last tzar) Nikolai II carved his name in one of the windows in the house. The glass is still there.
Today it's called the Emperor's Villa.
In 1894 Alexander died, leaving the house uninhabited until, their daughter Granddutchess Olga sold the house in 1928.

Today:
We are the 3rd owner since and are in process of restoring it in every possible detail. Although it is NOT a building site. We live here and do very small projects at a time.
The main entrance is actually through the palace garden. The closest neighbor is the Castle where HM the Queen lives from April through November every year.
The Emperor's Villa has new heating, fireplace, new bathroom, new kitchen and various possibilities for children in the 1200 m2 private garden surrounding the house.
Outdoor furniture in the garden incl. a trampoline for kids, a swing, playhouse with a secret entrance, a slide, and hot-tub for 8 people in a totally private area and a lot more.
It has a master bedroom with a balcony and 2 other bedrooms. 3 living rooms and a basement with washer and dryer.
The Villa is in the very centre of Fredensborg and it's history. 10 restaurants within 2 minutes of walking. Supermarkets just as close. At noon and again at 10 in the evening you can enjoy music from the soldiers guarding the Queen.
Two steps out the main door and you are in the palace garden.
Visit our private website at: www.kejserensvilla.com