SOLD MADE sofa bed - regular Haru 2 seater sofa bed dusty pink - £100 - Excellent condition

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August 3 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted August 3

MADE regular Haru 2 seater sofa bed. Smooth velvet in dusty pink. Excellent condition, hardly used having been in storage for 3 years until 18 months ago. Only selling to make room for a cot for our newborn daughter. (https://www.made.com/style/st735395/n00101#n00101)

An extremely versatile sofa bed. Comfy and easy to transform into a double bed. Comes with 2x pink cushions pictured.

RRP £450. £100 cash or bank transfer. Collection from SE22. WhatsApp/Text for further info or pictures on 07920142611.

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