Administrations and services The Plessis-Robinson

Jehan Piquet from The Hague, lord of the village to whom he gave his name, Le Plessis-Piquet, built this "house of pleasure" around 1412. There is little left of the original construction, surrounded by moat and surrounded by a high wall. Major readjustments take place in the th and th centuries: A staircase of beautiful proportions rises to a building with a sober lines, the windows of which are at uneven heights. In 1854, the great publisher Louis Hachette (1800-1864) became the owner, he died in 1864 after being mayor of the city, from 1856 to 1857 and councillor until his death. This residence became town hall in 1931.

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Le Plessis-Robinson is a commune in the Hauts-de-Seine department, about 6 kilometers southwest of Paris. With a population of around 30,000, the town has undergone significant development in recent years, particularly in terms of urbanization and land use. Economically, Le Plessis-Robinson is booming, with the presence of numerous high-tech companies in the aeronautics, defense, pharmaceuticals and scientific research sectors. The commune also boasts a number of cultural and sports facilities, including a Maison des Arts et de la Culture, a cinema, a music and dance conservatory, a stadium and a swimming pool. It is famous for its many green spaces, such as the Parc Henri Sellier, the Bois de la Garenne and the Parc de la Vallée-aux-Loups. Le Plessis-Robinson is also committed to sustainable development, promoting the use of renewable energies and ecological management of its green spaces. Le Plessis-Robinson offers a pleasant living environment within easy reach of the French capital.

The Robinson Immobilier real estate agency offers a variety of properties for sale and for rent. Their website offers a personalized search to find the property that matches customers' criteria. The agency also offers rental management and online valuation services for those wishing to sell their property. The Robinson Immobilier team has been in business since 1988, and has been able to observe the evolution of Le Plessis-Robinson and the surrounding area. They highlight the commune's green spaces, shops and sports complexes. The agency presents itself as a trusted partner to support customers in their real estate projects.

The Orpi CP Immo real estate agency is located in Plessis-Robinson, at 34 Avenue Charles de Gaulle. It offers a range of services including sales, rentals, valuations and property management. Orpi CP Immo is a member of the Orpi network, France's leading real estate company, which enables it to search for properties throughout the country and work with other agencies in the network. The agency's team is made up of experienced professionals who receive regular training. Customers can leave feedback on their experience with the agency, which has an average rating of 4.8/5 based on 473 reviews.