LanguageProperty for Rent in Bretagne (Brittany), France
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Bretagne (Brittany)
Brittany, located in the north-western tip of France is very popular with the British due to its proximity to the UK and its long and varied coastline. The climate here is mild due to the Gulf Stream but often has to cope with harsh winter months inflicted by its Atlantic position. Sailing, windsurfing and scuba-diving are popular here and its white sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, offshore islands and picturesque harbours make for a great setting. Access to the UK is via ferry links from Roscoff and St-Malo and its welcoming seaside towns such as Vannes, Dinan and Dinard makes Brittany an attractive prospect for second home buyers and those wishing to relocate.
Its agriculture and fishing account for 10% of France’s national production while industry is also thriving and Rennes, its capital, is an international centre for telecommunications research. Other popular areas to consider buying property are the Cote de Granit Rose, Benodet and the Morbihan coast around Quiberon in the Golfe de Morbihan. The major tourist town of Vannes lies on the Morbihan coast in the South, with its Cathedral, and attractive pedestrianised “Vieux Vannes” surrounded by little gardens and is certainly a strong candidate if acquiring a Property in Brittany.
Departments in Bretagne (Brittany)
Côtes-d'Armor, Finistère, Ille-et-Villaine, Morbihan
Towns in Bretagne (Brittany)
Audierne, Brest, Cancale, Carnac, Concarneau, Dinard, La Roche-Bernard, Lannion, Lorient, Perros-Guirec, Quiberon, Quimper, Rennes, Saint-Malo, Trégastel, Vannes
Property for Rent in Bretagne (Brittany)
The average monthly rent in this region is 9.4 Euros per square meter, this one having risen 1.1% in 2011. It is part of an intermediate region in terms of price of rent. The most expensive department of Britain is the Ille-et-Vilaine.
