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Colomby-sur-Thaon Manor House is an emblematic building of the first half of the 16th century, located in the village of Colomby-sur-Thaon, now part of the municipality of Colomby-Anguerny, in the department of Calvados. This monument is distinguished by its characteristic architecture of the Norman Renaissance, although little precise details of its initial construction are available in current sources.

The most remarkable element of the mansion is its 16th century fireplace, installed in the living room. This chimney, originally from Rubercy Castle, was classified as Historic Monuments by order of 13 June 1942. This classification reflects the heritage value of this architectural element, which is a notable vestige of decorative art of the time.

The mansion is part of a historical context where seigneurial houses and manor houses played a central role in Normandy's social and economic organization. At that time, the region was marked by a transition between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, with an increased development of cultural and artistic exchanges. Manor houses, like that of Colomby-sur-Thaon, often served as residences for local noble or bourgeois families, while symbolizing their power and status.

Today, the mansion is located at the approximate address of 10 Rue de l'Eglise de Colomby, in the delegated municipality of Colomby-sur-Thaon. Although the practical information on its visit or current use is limited, its inclusion in the list of historical monuments of Calvados underlines its importance in the regional heritage. Available sources, such as Wikipedia and Monumentum, confirm its protected status and location in a territory marked by a rich architectural history.

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