How a Homeless Man Lives in Front of a London Mega-Mansion
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Anders Fernstedt faces the home that he built in the portico of one of London's most expensive properties. Dan Redding/DW In Knightsbridge, it is common to see people stopping and staring at. This area of central London is very close to Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park and Harrods, attracting crowds of curious tourists. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the g1 at WhatsApp Although it may not draw as much attention as the seat of the British…
In the middle of London, Anders Fernstedt lives - completely without money. The native Swede has found his home under the canopy of one of the most expensive properties in the British capital.
In the middle of London, Anders Fernstedt lives - completely without money. The native Swede has found his home under the canopy of one of the most expensive properties in the British capital.
Three years ago, Swedish Anders Fernstedt considered his home an unusual shelter that he built in the portico of a multimillionaire palace. How did this happen? In Knightsbridge, it is common to see people standing still staring. This area of central London is very close to Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park and Harrods warehouses, attracting crowds of curious tourists. Although it may not awaken as much attention as the residence of the British monar…
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