160-year-old French cottage wedged between rocks

Castel Meur is a 160-year-old stone cottage in Plougrescant, Brittany, France, built in 1861.

It is flanked by two massive granite boulders to shield it from Brittany's ocean storms.

The cottage features classic stone architecture with a slate tile roof and dormer windows.

It became famous after being featured in regional tourism campaigns and a world-famous postcard.

Castel Meur is now off limits to tourists, remaining a private family refuge.