India, July 23 -- Nestled along the wild, windswept coastline of Plougrescant in Brittany, France, sits Castel Meur - known as 'the house between the rocks', EarthPix shared in an Instagram post on July 22. Also read | Step inside Umrao Jaan director Muzaffar Ali's Delhi home where every corner tells a story of Indian art and heritage

Reportedly built in 1861 during an era when coastal building regulations were practically nonexistent, this tiny, idyllic stone cottage was strategically positioned at the tip of a precarious peninsula, intentionally placed with its back to the sea and flanked by two massive granite boulders to shield it from Brittany's fierce ocean storms.

Visually, Castel Meur is a masterclass in classic stone architectu...