Lands of the live-in

CUPBOARD LODGING ISN'T CRAZIEST HOME..

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A CARETAKER'S cupboard being used as a flat is worth £250,000, as the Daily Star revealed yesterday.

The 11.7sq m property in Kensington, central London, is currently rented out for £1,400 a month. But tenant Cesar Mendez isn’t the first person to end up living somewhere unusual. Here MEG JORSH takes a look at the weird and wonderful places people have called home...

A TERMINAL CASE: Spare a thought for Mehran Karimi Nasseri, who ended up stuck in Terminal One at Paris Charles De Gaulle for a gruelling 18 years. He claimed to have been left stateless after getting expelled from Iran in 1977 - but refused to sign immigration papers that did not show his preferred name of “Sir, Alfred Mehran”. He died at the airport in November 2022.