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For buying and selling property in Berrien
Berrien is an attractive and tranquil Breton village which lies in the Finistère department of Brittany. It glories in a delightfully picturesque setting, in the Amorique National Park, and is within easy reach of the fabulous Finistère coast for seaside days out. Berrien isn't a large place, but there is a strong sense of community and there are various events that take place during the year for the residents to enjoy.
Berrien is typically Breton in style and appearance, with pretty, stone houses, slate roofed and shuttered. The village is fortunate in having a couple of Bar/Tabacs, where you can enjoy a drink or a coffee, and a general store that sells freshly baked bread and cakes in addition to everyday items such as foodstuffs and other household requirements. Of course, you will need access to larger shops and supermarkets from time to time, and these can be found just down the road in Huelgoat, but it's always good to know that you can get essential items without having to leave the village. The village itself doesn't have a restaurant as such, but a pizza van visits once or twice a week, so the occasional "take away" treat is no problem!
On the edge of the village, hidden in the woods, is the fabulous Internet café of L'Autre Rive. Known locally as "the café in the woods", this is a social hub, offering a café service with delicious food and drink and a bar as well where you can enjoy catching up on all the news as well as accessing the internet.
Finistère is the wild, western tip of Brittany, a land whose being throughout history has been bound with the sea. Its coast has a rugged beauty and its countryside is totally unspoilt, offering walkers and nature lovers a true paradise. The coast is easily accessed from Berrien, being just a short drive away.
The lovely town of Huelgoat is just down the road too, offering a good collection of shops, bars, restaurants and entertainment. Huelgoat is also noted for its fascinating rock formations, connections with King Arthur and the Arthurian legends and the myths and legends that abound in Finistère.
Sporting and leisure possibilities from a base in Berrien include walking, horse-riding, fishing, swimming, cycling and golf.
You can fly to either Brest or Dinard, or take the ferry to Roscoff or St Malo. (Flybe and Ryanair fly to Brest from the UK, and Aurigny and Ryanair fly to Dinard.) Drivers should follow the D769 road for Berrien, with the nearest major roads being the N12 and N164.
Finistère is usually the least expensive of the Breton departments for property, so it's a great place for bargain hunters. In and around Berrien you can currently find a detached house with a garden for as little as 55,000 Euros, with many other "value for money" properties available.
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Berrien is situated in the north-west of France. It lies slightly to the north and east of the centre of the Finistère department.
Population: 944
Access: By air: Fly to Brest or Dinard. By boat: The ferry ports of Roscoff and St Malo are within easy reach of the area. By road: Berrien is found just off the D769. The N12 and N164 are the nearest major roads.
Economy: The economy is rural. Some commerce is present.
Interesting fact: In the woods on the edge of Berrien there is a highly acclaimed Internet Café (L'Autre Rive), complete with excellent café and bar.
