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Central Furniture
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- AddressEllens Court, 7 Glebe Way, West Wickham BR4 0SH, UK
- Phone020 8777 8396
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Central Furniture is a proper local favorite tucked away on Glebe Way in West Wickham, and folks keep coming back because they actually know their stuff when it comes to helping you find pieces that work for your space. The solid 4.3-star rating speaks volumes—this isn't just another big-box furniture dump, it's a dedicated shop where the team genuinely cares about getting you set up right. Pop in and you'll see why West Wickham residents trust them with their home.
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