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Large Loaf crumpet sofa bed in armadilo clever softie. 

Bought at the end of 2020 and used mainly as a living room sofa and occasionally as the sofa bed. The bed is super easy to use and can be pulled out and put back in really quickly. 

Good condition, however a few wear and tare marks from being used. 

Only changing sofa as moved house and looking for a slightly smaller version to fit the new room!

Collection only.

Please contact me if you would like me to share more photos and video for more details. 

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