Anders Fernstedt, a homeless man, has lived outside a £210 million mansion in London’s Knightsbridge for three and a half years. While the 45-room property remains empty, he survives on donated food and clothes, uses power banks to read books on his phone and relies on charity services for essentials. Neighbours have gradually accepted his presence.
Anders Fernstedt, a homeless man, has lived outside a £210 million mansion in London’s Knightsbridge for three and a half years. While the 45-room property remains empty, he survives on donated food and clothes, uses power banks to read books on his phone and relies on charity services for essentials. Neighbours have gradually accepted his presence.
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