Offering a privileged setting to its inhabitants, living in Saint-Cloud has many advantages: green spaces, abundant cultural life, family atmosphere, renowned schools... Discover a unique city which invites everyone to write their own chapter in the heart of the Hauts- de-Seine.

A bit of history...

Saint-Cloud, a town of Merovingian origin, owes its name to Clodoald, grandson of Clovis. Historically, it was the site of an important royal palace (now destroyed) frequented by French nobility and sovereigns, including Napoleon Bonaparte.

It is for this reason that Saint-Cloud, relying on its Napoleonic and imperial heritage, joined the restricted circle of “Imperial Cities”. It proudly displays in the permanent collections of the Musée des Avelines a large number of objects and documents from this historical period.

A green setting in les Hauts-de-Seine

Located just three kilometers from Paris, the town of Saint-Cloud extends on the slopes which dominate the Left Bank of the Seine, facing the Bois de Boulogne.

 

Far from the urban hustle and bustle, it presents an exceptional environment, in the heart of numerous green spaces. Among them, the splendid Saint-Cloud park, the jewel of the town, is classified as a historic monument. With vast lawns, French gardens, majestic fountains and sculptures, the Saint-Cloud park is a unique and remarkable site. Less known, but just as pleasant and more intimate, the Tourneroches garden seduces its visitors for its picturesque side. Venture into its small paths and let time pass by to the sound of peaceful streams.

An exceptionnal heritage

At the gates of Paris, Saint-Cloud brings together exceptional and sought-after properties. Living in Saint-Cloud means living in an exclusive and secure environment where elegant houses rub shoulders with private mansions. Young families also find what they are looking for in apartments, most often with terraces offering breathtaking views of Paris and its monuments. This privileged character is also reflected in its rich religious heritage, with iconic buildings such as the churches of Saint Clodoald and Stella Matutina, testifying to the city's deep-rooted history and culture.

A vibrant and cultural city

Saint-Cloud stands out for its dynamism and vibrant cultural life. Living in Saint-Cloud allows you to live to the rhythm of the horse races that liven up the spring calendar. The racecourse and its horse races attract a large and passionate audience.

The annual Coteaux flea market is an unmissable event for the residents of Saint-Cloud and surrounding towns.

In the midst of this excitement, the 3 Pierrot, a modern cinema-theater, offers a meeting space, a real center of attraction and entertainment. Offering a cutting-edge program every day, this institution brings together young and old around unusual events. Not far away, the Ceramics Museum and the Avelines Museum enrich the cultural offering, helping to make the city a lively destination, driven by a spirit of discovery.

The must-see places in Saint-Cloud

Parc de Saint-Cloud: it is certainly one of the most beautiful parks in the Paris region and offers a breathtaking view of the capital. In summer, the famous Park comes alive to the rhythm of the Rock en Seine festival, bringing together the best of the international pop-rock scene.

The Avre footbridge: the Avre footbridge, a picturesque pedestrian bridge, connects Boulogne to Saint-Cloud. Symbol of the link between the two cities, it invites you to take a walk along the green banks of the Seine.

 

The Saint-Cloud Golf Course: the only golf course in the world with a view of the Eiffel Tower, it is the meeting place for fans of this sport. It is present in the Rolex guide to the 1000 best courses in the world.

 

The Avelines Museum: it traces the history of the city through paintings, engravings, photographs, objects and furniture. Come across the rooms to discover the castle of Monsieur, brother of the King, which was also the home of Marie-Antoinette, Napoleon I and Napoleon III.

 

The restaurants Jaja, Il Cararosso, Siena, the Dufour brothers or Lovebird...: for a Sunday lunch with family or a dinner with friends, Saint-Cloud brings together restaurants with rich and varied cuisine. Travel to the taste of flavors from here and elsewhere, in exceptional warm settings.

Schools in the area

With a wide choice of educational establishments from nursery to high school, Saint-Cloud stands out for its quality education. A city open to the world, it is home to the American School of Paris, the International German School of Paris and the bilingual Montessori School.

Transport services

Saint-Cloud is connected in several ways to the Île-de-France transport network: tram line 2, metro lines 9 and 10, lines L and U of the Transilien and numerous bus lines connecting the town to Paris and neighboring towns.

 

Living in Saint-Cloud means choosing a perfect balance between tranquility and proximity to the excitement of Paris. It means enjoying its green surroundings every day. Find all Junot properties for sale and rent in Saint-Cloud in our Junot Saint-Cloud agency.