You want to sell some of your furniture. You think a friend of yours might like to buy it from you. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter • explain why you are selling - bed, moved to new place, 1 bedroom, spare, • describe the furniture - made from best quality wood, have bought it from Karan Furnitures which is famous for its quality, mattresses also, detachable drawers on both sides where you can keep stuff • suggest a date when your friend can come and see the furniture - free over weekend, can come and see the condition, if fine can take along, know some of the movers n packers,

Dear Matt, I'
m
writing to let you know that I'
m
selling a bed which I no longer use and I think you might like to buy it from me. I've got a new job in Gurgaon which is why I'
m
shifting to a new flat there. It's a small apartment and has one bedroom only.
Although
, I have two beds.
Therefore
, I think of selling one bed as I don't have that much space in my new apartment. I bought it 3 years back from Karan Furniture which is famous for its high-quality wood. You can take a mattress
also
if you want. It has two detachable drawers on each side of the bed where you can keep personal and handy stuff. I'
m
in a 5-day working job and generally free over the weekend. So, if you like, you can come and see the condition of the bed on the weekend. I
also
have contact numbers of some of the reliable Movers and Packers in our area in case you'd like to take the bed along. All the best. Keep in touch. Divya
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