A: Absolutely. A lot of cigar smoking wine enthusiasts have made room for their cigars in their wine cellars. You can even buy a combination wine-rack & humidor (see photo).
Moreover, in a way, you also answered your own question. For long term aging, cooler temperatures are quite acceptable. As long as you keep the RH in the humidor at a proper level, your cigars will be fine.
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