HOLLUFGAARD Fraugde Sogn, Aasum Herred. Areal 283 ha, hvoraf Skov 28; Hartkorn 48 Td.; Ejendomsskyldværdi 470000 Kr. Ejer: Enkefru Edith Andersen. Hollufgaard er oprettet til Hovedgaard af Rigskansleren Jørgen Marsvin, der døde 1524, og den blev i hans Slægt, indtil Peder Marsvin døde 1614 og efterlod Gaarden til sin Datter Karen, gift med Landsdommer Erik Pors. Efter at Statskassen havde maattet overtage Gaarden efter Henning Pogwisch, blev den 1668 solgt til Biskop Niels Bang, der 1675 overdrog den til sin Svigersøn, Borgmester i Odense, J. E. Westengaard. 1709 overtoges den af J. A. Trøstrup til Ørridslevgaard, hvis Enke bragte den til sin anden Mand, Amtmand Iver Andersen; med dennes Datter kom Hollufgaard til Kammerherre C. H. v. Heinen, hvis Slægt ejede den indtil 1821, da den solgtes til H. Langkilde, efter hvem Sønnen C. Langkilde fik den. 1874 solgtes den af Fyns Diskontokasse for 700000 Kr. til Kammerherre, Baron F. Iuel-Brockdorff. Enkebaronesse Iuel-Brockdorff solgte 1911 Hollufgaard til P. V. og T. Madelung, der 1916 solgte den til Direktør W. Miller-Hansen. 1917 købtes den af Direktør C. Dæhnfeldt, efter hvis Død 1920 A. Hastrup (nu til Dønnerup) købte den. Han solgte den 1925 til Grosserer M. A. Jørgensen for 890000 Kr.; ved hans Død 1933 overtoges Gaarden af Datteren, den nuværende Ejer. Hovedbygningen, der er fredet i Klasse A, er opført 1577 for Jørgen Marsvin i to Stokværk med to firkantede Hjørnetaarne mod Syd og derimellem et ottekantet Trappetaarn - alle tre Stokværk høje med Spir. Ved en Restaurering 1829 mistede den Renæssancegavlene, et par smaa Hængetaarne og Karnapudbygninger. Efter længe at have staaet ubeboet, blev den grundigt restaureret og befriet for sit Kalkpuds af Dæhnfeldt.

HOLLUFGAARD Fraugde Parish, Aasum Herred. Area 700 acres, of that forest 70 acres; Hartkorn 65 acres; Value of mortgage 470,000 DKR. Owner: Widow Edith Andersen. Hollufgaard was created as manor by chancellor of the kingdom Jørgen Marsvin, who died 1524, and it remained in his family until Peder Marsvin died in 1614 leaving the estate to his daughter Karen, married to chief justice Erik Pors. After the treasury had to appropriate the estate from Henning Pogwisch, it was sold in 1668 to bishop Niels Bang, who in 1675 handed it down to his son-in-law, mayor of Odense, J. E. Westengaard. In 1709 it was acquired by J. A. Trøstrup of Ørridslevgaard, whose widow passed it on to her second husband, county prefect Iver Andersen; through his daughter Hollufgaard came into possession of chamberlain C. H. v. Heinen, whose family owned it until 1821, when it was sold to H. Langkilde, after whom the son C. Langkilde got it. In 1874 it was sold by Fyens Diskontokasse (bank) for 700,000 DKR to chamberlain baron F. Iuel-Brockdorff. In 1911 widow baroness Iuel-Brockdorff sold Hollufgaard to P. V. and T. Madelung, who in 1916 sold it to executive W. Miller-Hansen. In 1917 it was bought by executive C. Dæhnfeldt, after whose death in 1920 A. Hastrup (now of Dønnerup) bought it. He sold it in 1925 to merchant M. A. Jørgensen for 890,000 DKR; at his death in 1933 the estate was acquired by his daughter, the current owner. The main building, now protected by law, was built for Jørgen Marsvin in 1577 in two stories with two square corner towers to the south flanking an octagonal stairwell tower - all three stories high with steeples. At a restauration in 1829 it lost the renaissance gables, a couple of small hanging towers and bays. After having stood empty for an extended period it was thoroughly restored and freed from plaster by Dæhnfeldt.