Sold Bugaboo Bee 5 pram w rain cover & cup holder £75

By hej hey
February 25 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted February 25

Bugaboo Bee 5 pram in black. Bought in 2017 and used for two children so it's had a lot of use but is in really good condition - a very hardwearing and sturdy pram / pushchair. Some fading to the hood (see photos which make it look worse than in person). Rain cover is in perfect condition - no tears or holes. All fabric components have been washed. Free cup holder!

A great pram that has served us really well - would highly recommend this model. Can be used from birth as a lay flat (buy an additional bassinet or newborn insert) then rear facing upright, then front facing upright - covers you from birth to when they stop needing a buggy.

Collection in person from SE15 (Peckham / Camberwell borders).

Please message me if you have any questions.

PayPal or cash on collection.

From a pet and smoke free home.

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