Geographic Information
Description of Brittany
Following the recession, France was knee-deep in a rather lifeless economy and a housing market that left much to be desired. There were, however, one or two spots around the country where demand still remains high much of the year – major tourist hubs such as Brittany being a prime example. With its rich history, idyllic lifestyle and heavenly local produce, the region is often considered to be something of a much more affordable alternative to Italy’s famed Tuscany.
Blessed with the superb beaches at Côte d'Émeraude, Côte de Granit Rose and La Baule-Escoublac, the warm summers bring travellers to Brittany in huge droves. Short-term rental property demands are therefore always high, which somewhat makes up for the generally low rent yields across the area. Sometimes called "Little Britain", Brittany has a temperate climate similar to Cornwall. House hunters can expect rainfall but as a result can also enjoy lush, green scenery all year round.
Current Property Prices in Brittany
1,170 properties listed for sale in Brittany
1 bed apartments:
1 listed for sale£66,494 to £66,494
Average: £66,494
2 bed apartments:
2 listed for sale£122,801 to £348,401
Average: £235,601
3 bed apartments:
2 listed for sale£135,684 to £285,374
Average: £210,529
2 bed houses:
140 listed for sale£19,755 to £504,648
Average: £168,216
3 bed houses:
268 listed for sale£16,163 to £1,111,662
Average: £209,950
4 bed houses:
217 listed for sale£29,632 to £1,023,663
Average: £274,830
5 bed houses:
134 listed for sale£39,510 to £1,249,273
Average: £294,419
6 bed houses:
67 listed for sale£67,346 to £1,622,955
Average: £624,637