Frederik Hoppe (18 September 1770 – 22 February 1837) was a Danish landowner, chamberlain and Member of the Royal Hunt (hofjægermester).

[1] His younger brother, Johan Christopher Hoppe, a naval officer, reached the rank of counter admiral.

In 1803, Hoppe purchased Rosenfeldt and Avnøgård (with Nygaards Mølle and Vordingborg Færgegård as well as Kastrup and Sværdborg kirketiende and kongetiende from Jens Lund for 200,000 rigsdaler but sold them again in 1804–1805.

The eldest of their two daughters, Anna Sophie Elisabeth Hoppe (1803–1881), was married to Christian Andreas Vind, owner of Sanderumgård and Bækkeskov.

The younger daughter, Eleonora Sophie Frederikke Hoppe (1807–1866 in Vedbæk), was married to Georg Bernadotte Sehested (1808–1873), a forester.