Dreams Limerick Corner Sofa Bed with storage only a few months old ?700 ONO

By Emisiss123
March 1, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Emisiss123

Posted March 1, 2021

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Posted March 1, 2021

Hello :)

We?re having a baby and need to make space in second bedroom. S Bought this in a rush a few months ago not thinking about the space we?d need in our second bedroom.

https://www.dreams.co.uk/limerick-3-seater-sofa-bed/p/533-00299-configurable

Purchased for ?999 but would take ?700 ONO. Lovely sofa and brilliant ottoman storage in the L section.

Let me know if interested. Collection only from SE22 - will be able to unassemble for you but do not have boxes etc.

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