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Origin and history

The Château de Bosc-Bénard-Combin is a historic monument located in the commune of Grand Bourgtheroulde, Normandy. Built in the 16th century, it is representative of the architecture of this period, although few detailed elements of its structure or history are available in current sources. The site is mainly known for its well margin, located in the courtyard of the farm, which was classified by ministerial decree in 1935.

The location of the castle is specified as being at the approximate address of 673 Rue du Puits Le Lieur, in Grand Bourgtheroulde, in the department of Eure (27). This department, integrated into the Normandy region, was historically marked by a rural economy and seigneurial structures in the sixteenth century. The castles and manor houses of that time often served as administrative or agricultural centres for the surrounding estates, while symbolizing local power.

Available information indicates that the castle is not clearly identified as open to the public for visits, room rentals or guest rooms. The accuracy of its location is considered poor (note 5/10), which may reflect uncertainties about its current state or accessibility. No further mention of protected architectural elements or specific historical events related to this monument is provided in the sources consulted.

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