[J1ceasar]

Thrift shops all in Leesburg . Babtist on 441 deliveries . Do a good deed

[Diverdave]

Originally Posted by Igolf

Going to furnish an empty, recently purchased house. Would like to not break the bank furnishing it. Have heard of a couple of consignment stores near The Villages. Any thoughts, experiences making purchases there. Good prices? Good inventory? Delivery?

We did the same thing 2 years ago. Bargains and Treasures seems to be the best. Not sure about delivery as we always moved our own. You .ay also want to check out Big Lots. They actually have some very serviceable furniture at reasonable prices.

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by Girlcopper

Try facebook marketplace. Its packed with beautiful things. With this virus, theres alot of selling going on because people need the money

can you tell me if fb marketplace is a trustworthy site to do business on? i havent used it for fear of hacking. fb is good for that

[Lmartin813]

I think the “Next Door” website is a great place to buy and sell used furniture. Many people come to the Villages with too much “stuff”. I have heard that people who can’t sell their furniture on their own by using Next Door, use consignment shops as a last resort.

[B-flat]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Bargains and Treasures in Oxford near Rt 466 is a good place. Some people like Almost Perfect, but I think it is overpriced.

We found Almost Perfect pricing to be almost like new furniture pricing. We have purchased many items from Bargains and Treasures. We really lucked out when furnishing our villa 2 years ago. We found a power/recliner love seat, end tables, coffee tables and quite a few other items at great prices. The recliner love seat was such a bargain I sat on it while my wife went to find a sales clerk and said we want this one. We go back there from time to time but have not had the kind of luck we did first time around. We've also a couple of pieces of furniture thru them and were happy the price they got for us.

[airstreamingypsy]

I agree, Bargains and Blessings and also Mother's Attic right down the street south of Bargains and Blessings.

[newgirl]

I furnished my entire house going to estate sales and resale shops.

[Duce920]

We have several pcs we would sell - good quality . clean, reasonable .

[Duce920]

Originally Posted by Igolf

Going to furnish an empty, recently purchased house. Would like to not break the bank furnishing it. Have heard of a couple of consignment stores near The Villages. Any thoughts, experiences making purchases there. Good prices? Good inventory? Delivery?

ok to email me @ bdushack2@yahoo.com - I can give you my phone # to discuss the furniture we have avail to sell.

[Blessed7]

Facebook marketplace is a great option. We have sold some furniture to nice people in the Villages.

[TrishMvhl]

Bargains & Treasures has a great selection and are a pleasure to deal with. We’ve gotten a sofa, dining table, coffee table, etc. from them.
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[Jo Bender]

I have several pieces of furniture that I am selling. I have a leather sofa that looks like new, a china cabinet, a dining room table and chairs ...... all pieces available to view on the sales area.

[dkaufnelson]

There are three thrift stores in Wildwood that offer furniture for sale at very reasonable prices and proceeds go to help the less fortunate. Two are run by Church groups and one by a veterans group. Bargains and blessings and Our mother's attic are on route 301 in Wildwood then Restoring Hope is on route 44 just off 301. All three will deliver for a price and have furniture and lamps kitchen supplies etc. Next Door newsletter also sells many used furniture items but you would usually have to pick it up yourself as from individual residents. Good luck.

[Teedlejo]

I have 3 end tables that are in very good condition if you are interested.

[pmken2]

I agree on Bargains and Treasures. Almost perfect has a huge selection, but I think they are overpriced also.