Furniture Stores in Greenfield, MA

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  1. 352 Deerfield St, Greenfield MA 01301

    4.9 Superb 99 reviews

    “Bought my bedroom set here, it’s just beautiful! Service was excellent! Deanna was always pleasant and understood my concerns. Didn’t get upset when I changed the color 3 times, understood it was an expense and I should take my time. There was a small problem with a drawer and Joe came out to the house to fix it…that’s great service! I recommend buying furniture here.”

  2. 25 Miles St, Greenfield MA 01301

    5 Superb 13 reviews

    “Just got a chair here. There have a pretty messy show area but it's actually kind of fun to navigate the maze of their space to find what you need. (Please fix your entrance way doors with the shattered glass, safety hazard)”

  3. 142A Main St, Greenfield MA 01301

    4.5 Superb 41 reviews

    “I bought a lift power recliner a few years ago and a few nights ago it stopped working. Went to the store and Harry took great care of us. He came up that evening and fixed our chair at no charge. That is great customer service, don’t find that everyday. Thank you Harry for taking such good care of us.”

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  5. 70 Mohawk Trail, Greenfield MA 01301

    4.3 Superb 23 reviews

    “My back loves my extra firm mattress from Yankee Mattress Company. The staff is very knowledgeable and doesn't rush you to make a decision, actually told me to take a nap to be sure it was what I wanted! Thank you!”

  6. 278 Mohawk Trail, Greenfield MA 01301

    3.9 Good 32 reviews

    “I'm absolutely in LOVE with my set! The only reason it gets 4 starts is I had a very long wait time for delivery but other than that, the delivery itself went smoothly and we're thoroughly enjoying it!”

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