The billionaire son of H&M's founder owns a sprawling English country estate with over 100 cottages, a distillery, and a pub that sells his own beer

• Stefan Persson, the son of H&M's founder, owns a 19,000-acre country estate in southern England.
• The estate rears cattle, farms crops, brews beer, and serves punters in its 300-year-old pub.
• Persson, formerly CEO of H&M, is Sweden's richest person with a $17.3 billion fortune.

Swedish fashion magnate Stefan Persson, the billionaire son of H&M's founder, owns a sprawling 19,000-acre country estate in southern England.

As well as letting out properties, farming wheat and barley, and rearing cattle, the estate has its own pub, brewery, distillery, and oil press.