| Listing name |
Image |
Location |
Year built |
Contributing ressource |
Ref |
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| Doctor's residence | | Usserød Kongevej 120, 2970 Hørsholm | 1792 | House dating from 1792 and altered in about 1840 | Ref4 |
| Dreyersvej 9 | | Dreyersvej 9, 2960 Rungsted Kyst | 1938 | House from 1938 designed by Steen Eiler Rasmussen | Ref |
| Folehavegård | | Folehavevej 125A, 2970 Hørsholm | c. 1770 | Main building from c. 1770 | Ref |
| | Folehavevej 125A, 2970 Hørsholm | c. 1850 | Barn from c. 1850 | Ref |
| | Folehavevej 125B, 2970 Hørsholm | c. 1870 | Residential building with attached stables from c. 1870 | Ref |
| Fuglsangshus | | Gl Hovedgade 2, 2970 Hørsholm | 1769 | The half-timbered former residence of the gardener at Hirschholm Palace from 1794, dismantled and rebuilt at the current site in 1979-80 | Ref |
| Gammel Hovedgade 3 A | | Gl Hovedgade 3A, 2970 Hørsholm | 19th century | House from the 19th century | Ref |
| Gammel Hovedgade 5 | | Gl Hovedgade 5, 2970 Hørsholm | 19th century | House from the 19th century 1794, dismantled and rebuilt at the current site in 1979-80 | Ref |
| Gammel Hovedgade 7 | | Gl Hovedgade 7, 2970 Hørsholm | 1819s | House built after 1812 | Ref |
| Gammel Hovedgade 9 | | Gl Hovedgade 9, 2970 Hørsholm | 1806 | House from 1806 | Ref |
| Hørsholm Local History Museum |  | Sdr. Jagtvej 2, 2970 Hørsholm | 1723 | Former residence for the estate manager (godsforvalteren) at the Hørsholm crown estate from 1723 designed by crown prince Christian (VI) | Ref |
| Hørsholm Rectory (2) | | Sdr. Jagtvej 1, 2970 Hørsholm | 1729s | House from the 1720s extended with the three easternmost bays in c. 1880 | Ref |
| Kavalerbygningen |  | Folehavevej 19, 2970 Hørsholm | 1723 | Former residential quarters from 1721 associated with Hirschholm Palace | Ref |
| Mikkelgård | | Rungsted Strandvej 302, 2970 Hørsholm | 1915 | Four-winged house from 1915 designed by Povl Baumann as well as the courtyard and bridge | Ref |
| Mortenstrupgård (5) | | Mortenstrupvej 75, 2970 Hørsholm | | Main building with three attached wings built between the late 18th century and 1850, two detached buildings from the 19th century and 1852, respectively, as well as the cobbled courtyard, the stone-lined midden, the stone lining around the garden and the red-leaved European beech | Ref |
| Museum of Hunting and Forestry | | Folehavevej 13, 2970 Hørsholm | 1739 | Stables from 1739 designed by Lauritz de Thjurah | Ref |
| | Folehavevej 13, 2970 Hørsholm | 1713 | Barn from 1713 | Ref |
 | Folehavevej 13, 2970 Hørsholm | 1739 | Guard Hussar stables from 1739 designed by Lauritz de Thurah | Ref |
| Piniehøj 20 | | Piniehøj 20, 2960 Rungsted Kyst | 1962 | House from 1962 designed by Hanne and Poul Kjærholm including the garden wall, driveway and front space | Ref |
| Postholdergården | | Gl Hovedgade 11, 2970 Hørsholm | 1788 | House from 1788 and later | Ref |
| Rungsted Strandvej 68 | | Rungsted Strandvej 68, 2960 Rungsted Kyst | 1868 | House and garden from 1968 designed by Halldor Gunnløgsson | Ref |
| Rungstedlund |  | Rungsted Strandvej 111, 2960 Rungsted Kyst | | One-storey L-shaped building with attached two-storey wing, built in 1680 and adapted in the 19th century | Ref |
| Sophienberg | | Rungsted Strandvej 219, 2960 Rungsted Kyst | 1746 | Country house from 1746 by Niels Eigtved (reduced in c. 1800) and garden | Ref |
| Stolberg Monument | | Sdr. Jagtvej 0, 2970 Hørsholm | 1766 | Monument from 1766 designed by Nicolas-Henri Jardin | Ref |
| Tingstedgård (2) | | Landsbyen 6, 2970 Hørsholm | 1766 | Four-winged farmhouse of which the residential wing dates from 1759 and was altered in 1834 and the cobbled courtyard | Ref |
| Usserød Textile Factory (5) | | Lyngsø Alle 3, 2970 Hørsholm | | Industrial complex from the 19th and 20th century wing date from 1759 and was altered in 1834 and the cobbled courtyard | Ref |
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