Côtes-d'Armor stretches along Brittany's northern coast, best known for the Pink Granite Coast, where pale rose-coloured rocks line the shore between Perros-Guirec and Ploumanac'h. Good road links and nearby ferry ports keep the department well connected to the UK. With its medieval heritage, Côtes-d'Armor is home to the town of Dinan, its cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses above the River Rance, long a favourite with British buyers. Beyond the headline sights, buyers will find the resorts of Perros-Guirec and Erquy along the coast, and the dramatic cliff walks of Cap Fréhel. Côtes-d'Armor is likewise known for its space, with one of the lowest population densities in France, comparable to some of England's most sparsely populated rural areas. A mild maritime climate brings cool summers and gentle winters. The housing stock runs from a coastal cottage, a longere farmhouse or a village house set back from the sea, Côtes-d'Armor offers a relaxed pace and value. With coastline, heritage and space, it is a department that rewards buyers willing to look beyond Brittany's better-known spots. For those weighing up the market, houses in Côtes-d'Armor average €1,864/m².