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Our 7 yr old daughter absolutely loved this single bed, but sadly it doesn’t fit in the house we’re moving to due to sloping ceilings. it is an good condition but has some wear and tear from two years of use. There are a few stickers and pen marks which you can probably remove.

The desk slides out From underneath and there is a bookshelf on the end of it. Our daughter loved the space underneath which makes a great den.

The fabric above is sadly torn at the top, but our daughter still likes it or you could choose to not have it or get a replacement.

 

£50 or best offer - pick up by Monday please

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