Love the large Kitchen window

Carole Bernard

5 years ago

Hi, This window is a simple plain window or it is openable?
Thanks in advance.
Carole

Crouch Hall Rd · More Info

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David Butler Photography
5 years ago
Thanks for your enquiry, I think its a fixed pane. Kind regards, David
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