Authentic 6 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Dinan, Brittany
This superb residence enjoys a privileged location on one of the city's most sought-after squares. Just a few steps away is the English garden, the ramparts, the Basilica of Saint-Sauveur, as well as direct access to medieval streets lined with artisan shops, cafes and typical restaurants.
The house offers an exceptional quality of life: everything is within walking distance, in a peaceful and green atmosphere, far from the noise, but at the heart of Dinannais life.
The weekly market, schools, local shops ...
This superb residence enjoys a privileged location on one of the city's most sought-after squares. Just a few steps away is the English garden, the ramparts, the Basilica of Saint-Sauveur, as well as direct access to medieval streets lined with artisan shops, cafes and typical restaurants.
The house offers an exceptional quality of life: everything is within walking distance, in a peaceful and green atmosphere, far from the noise, but at the heart of Dinannais life.
The weekly market, schools, local shops and cultural facilities are just a few minutes away. The neighbourhood also charms with its authentic architecture and friendly atmosphere. The half-timbered houses, art galleries and lively terraces create a unique setting, combining heritage and a gentle way of life.
Dinan, designated a Town of Art and History, attracts visitors from all over the world every year, while remaining a town on a human scale, very pleasant to live in all year round.
The town of Dinan enjoys a strategic location between Rennes and Saint-Malo, with quick access to the expressway (N176). The train station, located less than 10 minutes away, connects to Paris in approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes via Rennes. The seaside is accessible in about 30 minutes, offering a lifestyle that is urban, cultural and maritime.
Nature lovers will enjoy walks along the Rance, hiking trails and the many green spaces around the town.
The house has undergone high-quality renovations, respecting the original spirit while incorporating modern standards. The woodwork has been maintained, the electrical and plumbing installations have been updated, and the Frisquet gas boiler ensures efficient heating.
There are no co-ownership charges, as this is an independent property. Local taxes remain reasonable given the size and location, enhancing the appeal of this property as a primary or secondary residence. This type of mansion, combining historical character, comfort and a central location, represents a real opportunity on the Dinan market. Its charm, interior space and the presence of a garage in the town centre make it unique.
The asking price reflects the quality of the fixtures and fittings, the rarity of the location and the living space. Ideal for a family, a high-end second home or a prestigious seasonal rental project, this property offers strong heritage potential and guaranteed long-term value.
A fully renovated 18th century mansion in the heart of the historic district of Dinan, close to the English garden, shops and schools. An exceptional property combining elegance, tranquillity and city life, offering a garden, terrace, garage, six bedrooms, outbuildings and a full basement - all in one of the most sought-after towns in Brittany.
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