There's a lot of stopping and staring in Knightsbridge. This part of central London is within a stone's throw of Buckingham Palace , Hyde Park and Harrods, bringing inquisitive tourists in droves. While it may not divert quite as many eyeballs as the seat of the British monarchy , a curious collection of plants, garden umbrellas, shopping bags and children's toys filling a building's entrance causes many a curious glance. The peculiar arrangement on a grand portico is what Anders Fernstedt, a man from Sweden who fell on hard times, has been calling home for more than three years already. That building hosting his makeshift setup was, just a few years ago, London's most expensive house.
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