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Origin and history

The manor house of La Fontaine is a building built in the second half of the 16th century, located in Verson, Calvados department. It is about 100 metres northwest of Saint-Germain Church, in the heart of Normandy. This mansion, typical of Renaissance residential architecture, reflects the lifestyle of the wealthy families of the time in this region.

The mansion has been inhabited by several families over the centuries. The Bourdon family lived there for an indefinite period, followed by Mr.Postel in the early 20th century. These occupants have marked local history, although little precise details of their daily lives or their influence on the monument are available in current sources.

In architectural terms, the Fontaine mansion is recognized for its heritage importance. It was listed as the Historic Monuments on 13 April 1933, reflecting its historical and cultural value. This protection preserves its original characteristics, although detailed descriptions of its architectural elements are not provided in the sources consulted.

The precise location of the mansion is indicated as being at 5 Rue de l'Eglise in Verson, Calvados. This department, integrated into the Normandy region, is known for its rich historical heritage, of which this mansion is a notable example. GPS coordinates and practical information on visits are not explicitly detailed in available sources.

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