The current main building was built in Gothic Revival style in 1933 after the old one had been destroyed in a fire.

In 1730, Supreme Court justice Peder Benzon was granted royal permission to close the village and convert the land into a new manor under the name Benzonslund.

After 12 years, it was sold to Køber var Christian Henrich Selchau (died 1788).

[1] In 1791, Schou Jr. sold the estate for 30m000 rigsdaler to Supreme Court justice Poul Christian von Stemann.

[1] In 1829, Benzonslund was acquired by Berta Moltke, widow of Frederik, Baron Adeler.

Georg Frederik Otto von Zytphen, who was married to Bertha Adeler's grand daughter, was ennobled under the name Zytphen-Adeler in 1838.