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The Prieuré Saint-Côme de Luzarches is a historical monument located in the commune of Luzarches in Île-de-France. Its origins date back to the 12th, 13th and 15th centuries, periods during which it was built and transformed. The remains of this priory, now partially preserved, testify to its past importance in the region. The site has been listed as a Historic Monument since February 5, 1940, protecting the remaining elements of its medieval structure.

Luzarches, like many localities in Île-de-France at that time, was marked by a strong social and religious organization, where priories played a central role in spiritual and community life. These establishments, often linked to monastic orders, served as places of prayer, reception for pilgrims, and centres for managing surrounding lands. The Priory Saint-Côme fits into this context, reflecting the influence of the Church in the structuring of the territory and medieval society.

The information available on this monument comes mainly from the Merimée base and sources like Monumentum. Although its exact address is documented (17 Rue Saint-Cosme), details of its current use, such as openness to the public or specific services, are not specified in the data consulted. The location of the site is deemed to be "a priori satisfactory", but no additional information is provided on its conservation status or any restorations.

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