Square Henri-Sellier

Square Henri Sellier features a central stone monument surrounded by mature chestnut trees and low iron fencing. Named after the politician who championed affordable housing in the early twentieth century, this garden occupies the site of a former village pond. Locals once gathered here to wash laundry until the municipality filled the basin in nineteen twenty-four to create a public space. Today, the park serves as the quiet center of the neighborhood, shielding residents from the traffic of the surrounding streets.