Sell or value your property in Saint-Brieuc

Living in Saint-Brieuc

As the prefecture of Côtes-d'Armor, Saint-Brieuc is home to most of the urban life of the wider area: shops, the SNCF train station, schools and the main job market. The property market here is varied, ranging from town-centre and station-district apartments to characterful houses in residential neighbourhoods, and the historic quarter around the cathedral and Place du Guesclin. It's the densest town in the area, with the widest choice of apartments.

The neighbourhoods of Saint-Brieuc

The town centre and station district attract those who want an urban lifestyle and buy-to-let investors (close to shops and the TGV). The Robien and Saint-Michel neighbourhoods offer town houses and characterful homes in a quiet setting just minutes from the centre. The Balzac and Croix-Saint-Lambert area offers a newer, more suburban supply of housing, popular with families.

Schools and transport

• Numerous public and private schools from primary to secondary level
• Ernest Renan and François Rabelais secondary schools (lycées)

Saint-Brieuc has an SNCF train station served by TGV (direct links to Paris and Rennes) and is the central hub of the area's TUB bus network. The Légué harbour and the ring road complete quick access to the whole area.

Why buy or invest in Saint-Brieuc?

Saint-Brieuc suits every kind of buyer: buy-to-let investors in the town centre and near the station, families in the residential Robien and Saint-Michel neighbourhoods, first-time buyers on newer developments further out. It's the town with the widest choice of properties, new and old alike, in the whole area.