Les Beaux-Vents forms the largest residential area of Saint-Ouen-l'Aumône by number of streets. It stretches from the cité du Parc and the chaussée Jules-César, the old Roman road from Paris to Rouen, as far as the edges of the Edmond-Rostand secondary school, along the former route nationale 14 towards Paris.
The building stock is mixed: older detached houses on flower-named streets, allée des Lilas, allée des Roses, rue des Capucines, rue des Pervenches, rue des Iris, small blocks of flats, and the cité Jules-César of the 1970s, refurbished since. The name kept comes from the locality of Les Beaux Vents, recorded on the ground, from the street and the path of the same name, and it is the first one cited by the town's official plan for this district.
That choice calls for an explanation, because the town hall also names this area "Clamart". Clamart, however, is a town of fifty-four thousand inhabitants in the Hauts-de-Seine: publishing a property price page under that name would have made no sense either for the reader or for a search engine. The same reasoning rules out "Île-de-France" and "Prés Saint-Ouen", which official statistics attach to the area, the second inviting confusion with Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine.
Four streets were checked by point-in-polygon: the rue de Paris, the quai de l'Écluse, the rue de l'Oise and the rue d'Aquitaine. The district holds the Edmond-Rostand secondary school, the Le Parc middle school, the parc de la Pépinière and the station of Saint-Ouen-l'Aumône Quartier de l'Église, on line J. It sits at 3 139 €/m², 5 % above the town-wide average, and records thirty apartment sales a year, the second volume in the town. It falls by 6 % over five years and by 2,1 % over twelve months.
