Square du Roule, Garden square in 8th arrondissement of Paris, France.
Square du Roule is a narrow garden square in Paris's 8th arrondissement, defined by its elongated layout with open green areas and planted beds. The space provides residents and visitors with a quiet break from the surrounding street activity.
The square was created in 1880 on the site of a former omnibus depot, marking a shift from industrial use to residential space. This transformation reflected broader urban development trends in the 8th arrondissement during the 19th century.
The square resides in a neighborhood that includes notable residents such as actress Jeanne Moreau, minister Jean-Jacques Aillagon, and soprano Rose Caron.
The square is accessed through a gate entrance located near rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré in the heart of the neighborhood. Access may be limited at certain times, so it is best to visit during typical business or daylight hours.
In 2003, real estate company Westbrook purchased 113 apartments for 79 million euros, leading to resident protests against increased property prices.
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