SAINT-GERMAIN-EN-LAYE: Located in the western suburbs of Paris and in the north-east of the Yvelines department, the town is, with its state forest, the largest in the department (the third largest in Île-de-France after Fontainebleau and Paris). HISTORY The history of the town of Saint-Germain-en-Laye has long been linked to the presence of the château, which was a regular residence of the kings of France. The town is famous for its châteaux (Château-Vieux, remains of the Château-Neuf, château d'Hennemont), its forest and its museums, and it has become a sought-after residential town with a strong international character. ECONOMY AND CULTURE More than 3500 businesses and shops are based in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The main reasons for their presence are the quality of the living and working environment, the town's international dimension and its attractive tax regime. Saint-Germain-en-Laye is lively all year round, with a wide range of activities for young people, events showcasing young talent, and partnerships with the local voluntary sector and community centres. THE BUILDING Located at 22 rue au Pain, a very busy shopping street in the centre of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, the building enjoys a prime location. Access to all amenities: public transport (RER A), supermarkets, shops, schools and a bakery are a few minutes' walk from the property. The building has a commercial space on the ground floor. A complete restoration of the street-facing façade is planned. The joinery will be replaced like for like, the existing floors will be kept or restored where possible, the ceilings and fireplaces will also be kept, and the kitchens will be fitted out. View the property's surroundings here: Video The works are eligible for the Déficit Foncier scheme. Date building permit obtained: 09/06/2022