Kids bunk bed for sale - Julian Bowen Wendy Sleeper

By rehlbow
December 5, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted December 5, 2020

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Posted December 5, 2020

?100 ONO (vs. RRP ?269.99 or more!)

Our son has grown out of his bunk bed, so we would be delighted to sell it to another family who would like one for their son our daughter! :)

The bunk bed actually includes a pull-out desk (with shelves), so it's also ideal as a first study desk for your child.

Attached is a photo from the Julian Bowen website as we have actually taken the bed apart already!

there are a few scratches on the cross bed posts as per usual 'wear and tear' and we did have to glue back a piece on the desk shelves, but it's otherwise in really good nick and a very solid bed!

We would love to sell it for ?100, which is more than half off the retail price!

Pick-up would be preferable, but if you don't have a car, then please message us and we can drop it off to you if you're not too far.

This would make a really cosy new bed for your daughter or son for Christmas, so please don't hesitate to get in touch!

Thanks very much and all best wishes,

Tara

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