A garden with many old trees and rare plant varieties is located to the south and east of the building complex.

[4] In 1814–16, it was expanded with a short side wing (kapellanfløjen) by provost Hans Resen Steenstrup.

The three surviving wings were listed on the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1950.

The interior had shortly prior to the heritage listing been subject to substantial alterations.

[1]/ The garden features a Platanum tree dating from the same year that the main wing was constructed (1770).