BUYING IN FRANCE - Where to buy in the Cotes d'Armor ?

Thinking about buying a house in Côtes-d’Armor, France? In this video, I take a closer look at what it's actually like to live in Côtes-d’Armor and whether it could be the right place for you. Côtes-d’Armor is one of Brittany's four departments, stretching from some of the region's most beautiful coastline to the much quieter and considerably cheaper countryside of inland Brittany. And the difference between the two can be enormous. Starting in Guingamp, we'll look at the different sides of Côtes-d’Armor, from the Côte de Granit Rose and its fishing ports and beaches to the rural countryside, woodland and traditional Breton villages further inland. We'll also look at the practical side of living here, including local services, climate, TGV connections, airports and ferries, as well as the typical granite houses and longères you find throughout this part of Brittany. And, of course, we'll get down to the important bit: Côtes-d’Armor property prices and just how much difference moving away from the coast can make to your budget. We'll look at: 🌊 The coast and Côte de Granit Rose 🌳 Rural and inland Côtes-d’Armor 🏘️ Guingamp and everyday services 🚄 Transport links to Paris and the UK 🌦️ Climate and rainfall 🏡 Traditional Breton property 💶 Property prices from the coast to the countryside 🍽️ Restaurant mentioned in the video: Sidonie & Compagnie, Guingamp https://sidonie.bzh/ If you're considering buying property in Brittany, moving to France, looking for a French holiday home or simply trying to decide which part of France might suit you, this should give you a good introduction to Côtes-d’Armor. 🔗 Looking for property in France or need help with your French property search? https://newtonlinks.com/help I'm Dan Newton, The French Estate Agent, and I've worked in French property for many years. On this channel I talk about buying and selling property in France, the French property market and what you should know before making the move. #CotesdArmor #Brittany #FrenchProperty #BuyingInFrance #PropertyInFrance #MovingToFrance #BrittanyProperty #FrenchRealEstate