Fantastic Leather Sofa, Wardrobe, Bed, Mattress and more for sale - need to move quickly!

By sirhc239
February 23, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted February 23, 2017

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Posted February 23, 2017

We currently have a range of furniture items all in good condition which we need to remove quickly due to new tenants moving into our rented property in Nunhead and them wanting to bring their own furniture. The items include:-

- House of Fraser 2 Seater dark leather sofa - ?75 (ONO)

- Decco 4 Door dark walnut free standing wardrobe - ?80 (ONO)

- Ikea King size bed frame & mattress ?20 (ONO)

- Ikea Free standing living room chair - see bottom right in living room pic - ?5 (ONO)

- Warren Evans dark walnut Bedside table x 2 - ?20 each

- Argos single Fabric Wardrobe - ?5

See attached pictures outlining the main items. All ideal for a new starter property. Sad to see these items go however we need remove as soon as possible.

Please message or call on the following number to arrange viewing this weekend - 07977 484 096

Thanks,

Chris

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