If it's a building, then manse or mansion, or stately home as @Bert45 suggests. But the more rustic ones would be best called manses in English.
If it's a family, then yes, noble house. There are other phrases, but that's probably the simplest...
I didn't know that. But don't you mean that the owner of the house didn't pay taxes? So calling a house a "noble house" is simply a way of saying that it was owned by somebody who didn't pay taxes because (s)he had a title. The Casa del Cordón is...
I asked the tourist office for information about the statue of the pilgrim at the entrance to Carrión de los Condes. Here is their reply. auto-translated: "The Monument to the Pilgrims" is a sculpture that was made by Carlos Díez Galán in 2005...
If you want a laugh (a smile, at least), read Pete Schloss's account of his visit in 2013: https://mediationkc.com/2021/07/20/part-13-elvis-in-wonderland/
It's over half-way down, beginning: Inside of the bar we were confronted with one man’s...
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