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*SOLD* Made.com 3 Seater Frederik Corner Sofa, Left Chaise, Grey


jenjm

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Hello, I have a lovely Made.com Frederik 3 seater sofa for sale, in grey with left hand facing chaise - images attached.


This is a lovely, comfortable sofa, we're gutted to have to sell it so soon after purchase, but we're having to move and sadly this won't fit our new place. The sofa is in pristine, almost as new condition.


Offered for £550 for a quick sale as our moving day is fast approaching! Purchased earlier this summer for £1100.


Details on the Made.com website:

https://www.made.com/frederik-3-seater-left-hand-facing-compact-corner-chaise-end-sofa-sterling-grey


Collection from Crystal Palace. Sofa splits into 2 and the legs can be removed for easier transportation, but you would likely need a van. We could possibly deliver for a small cost, please message to arrange.

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