With its back turned to the sea
to protect the tiny house from the violent storms that frequent Plougrescant in France's Brittany area, the Castel Meur or La Maison du Gouffre, the house between the rocks, is home to the granddaughter of the original owner.
The lovely stone house was built in 1861 at a time when people could build where they liked. And now,much to the chagrin of the owner builder's descendent, it's a much too popular tourist destination...
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They sure don't have much of view out the sides of the house but the front and rear views sure do make up for that.
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of a painting by Magritte. I love Magritte.
ReplyDeleteOh how cute. Very special. Pip
ReplyDeleteAs whimsical as a fairy tale. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHow amazed Gramps would be to see his creation online...and all that that implies. Bah to anyone who stops at her door without an invitation.
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