Côtes-d'Armor is a French department located in the north of the Brittany region, stretching along the coast of the English Channel. The terrain rises from this northern coastline to its highest point at Mont Bel-Air, and the department shares land borders with Ille-et-Vilaine, Finistère, and Morbihan.
Property buyers in Côtes-d'Armor generally find homes cheaper here than the average across France. Saint-Brieuc holds the largest share of the housing stock, with Paimpol and Perros-Guirec also containing significant portions of the local market. Prices vary notably between these locations. While the inland town of Dinan is one of the more affordable options, coastal spots command much higher prices. Pléneuf-Val-André is the most expensive town in the department, followed by Trégastel, both of which are significantly dearer than Saint-Brieuc and the surrounding region.
