In the Middle Ages, Ramløse consisted of 29 farms, making it one of the largest villages in Frederiksborg County.

Bishop Rico, who had sided with Eric Lam in the battle for the Danish throne, was murdered by Oluf Haraldsen at Tamløsegård in 1139.

[2] The village grew when former farmland was sold off in lots and redeveloped with single family detached housing in the 1960s.

This took especially place in the area Søkrogen to the south of the village on land that previously belonged to the farms Møllehavegård, Eghøj and Arresøgård.

It has been restored to working order and is operated by a group of local volunteers on special occasions.