Bruno
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contact@kerbrunat.com

Who we are ?

Your host,

I was born in Dinan and I never really left it. As an engineer, I traveled a lot but like any self-respecting Breton, I cannot stay far from this place. We are here between land and sea. History, sport, outings, beaches, festivals …We have everything close by and in a magical environment.

After creating and managing a holiday home, «Casa Brunat», in Portugal,we wanted to invest at home, so that way we can take care of it completely and thus create Ker BRUNAT, the Bruno and Nathalie’s house (which is ker in brittany’s language).

This apartment has been rented regularly. The location is perfect for vacationers, the quality of the work done and the taste of the previous owner, made this property an obvious choice for us.

We live in the extension of this street at 500 m and are present if necessary.

This property is for us a place of sharing and conviviality.

This site was created as if we were looking for a vacation rental, the goal is to find all the information in one place… It is a personal achievement. Please excuse us if there are some defects or problems.

Welcome to our home

Information

Road maps

Take Dinan center then direction Lanvallay Rennes. 50m (164 feet) after the town hall on the opposite sidewalk.The Ker BRUNAT apartment is located above the “Ambiance et Style” store on the first floor.

Arriving by train (700 m/2,296.59ft)

When you come out of the station, take Dinan center then direction Lanvallay Rennes. 50m (164feet) after the town hall on the sidewalk opposite. The Ker BRUNAT apartment is located above the “Ambiance et Style” store first floor.

History

DINAN – Bretagne

Some postcard reproductions of rue du Marchix, the main axis and the heart of the city.

On the square, there used to be the large Thursday market day still maintained for the the city. There must have been porches that burned down in the 1760s. found since 1909 the Grand Bazar – Modern Galleries today Monoprix, still called ‘les dinannaises’ by the locals today, it still belongs to the same family.