Château Soubiron takes its name from a former estate in the centre of Dammarie-les-Lys. The property has gone as such, but its park left the district a wooded character that the street names still record: the allée du Séquoia, the busiest street in the area with one hundred and thirty-four sale entries recorded, is the best example of it.
The area is organised around that avenue, the avenue Louis-Barthou, the rue du Bas-Moulin and the rue des Hauts-Bouillants. The stock is that of the blocks of flats of the second half of the twentieth century, in a greener setting than the town average.
The position is central, between the old Dammarie to the west and the residential areas to the east, which gives the district decent access to all the facilities of the town.
The district sits at 2 387 €/m², 6 % below the town average, with twenty-six apartment sales a year, the second largest volume in Dammarie. It falls by 7 % over five years and by 6,9 % over twelve months, a consistent movement over both horizons.
