An Englishman showed the most economically advantageous housing in central London (4 photos + 1 video)

In total, the cunning man manages to save almost £1,500 a month, I'll tell you how now.





Harrison Marshall, at 30 years old, suddenly found himself on the street. It so happened that he was evicted from his previous home, and he could not quickly find a new one. But fortunately, kind people helped him and brought him a garbage container for free. Yes, yes, in which city residents throw out waste. The guy cleaned it up, brought it into a divine condition and agreed with the owner of a local art studio that he would put it on the territory belonging to the studio.



That's how Harrison became the happy owner of not very spacious and not very comfortable, but practically free living space, and in the center of the capital. New housing costs about 30 pounds a month.





The guy says that he couldn't even dream of such a budget option, because it allows him to save a lot of money on bills and rent. As a bonus, you can bring friends and none of the neighbors will file a complaint against you.



He's been living like this for 2 years now and has even managed to adapt to winter conditions. He was lucky and managed to connect his mini-house to electricity, so now this is his only expense for maintaining the house. And due to the fact that the room is microscopic, it heats up quickly.

Together with additional interior decoration and decor, the entire project cost him 5,000 pounds sterling.

Inside the house, built with his own hands, there is a mini-kitchen and a wooden staircase leading to a cozy bedroom - these two rooms make up the entire house. The toilet is outside, he goes to the nearest gym for a shower, and according to him, this is the hardest part of living far from civilization.