Broker Description:

The Bailey Pursuit 540-5 is a 5-berth single-axle touring caravan, designed with families in mind. It's part of the lightweight Pursuit range, built using Bailey's Alu-Tech construction system.

Interior Features:

Kitchen: Well-equipped with a Thetford Duplex combination oven and grill, Thetford 3-burner gas hob, Dometic 103-litre refrigerator with freezer compartment, and a stainless steel circular sink. Good work surface provision

Washroom: Features a Thetford C-260 cassette toilet, hand basin, and a domestic-style shower. Good cupboard storage in the washroom.

Front Lounge: Converts into a large double bed (5'3” x 6'8”) or, potentially, two single beds (though the main double is the primary setup).

Side Dinette: Opposite the kitchen, this converts into a single bed (5'7” x 2'4”).

Fixed Rear Bunk Beds: Two fixed bunk beds (6'0" x 2'1" each) in the rear offside corner.

Heating & Hot Water: Dual-fuel Truma Combi boiler (2kw gas & 1.8kw electric) with a user-friendly digital control panel. This allows for year-round use.

Electrical: 230v power supply with multiple interior sockets, TV station (230v, 12v, aerial socket), 12v lighting system.

all in beautiful condition throughout.

£11,750  £10,995

Brokers Description

It’s a twin-axle six-berth, complete with a fixed double bed. The layout comprises a front dinette, a side single dinette with a kitchen opposite, a wardrobe, a fixed side double, and a corner washroom.

The chest of drawers with extending coffee table is central, while six roof lockers sit around the front end with mains lighting, On the offside, you’ll find the side single dinette which makes into bunk beds and has three roof lockers with spot lamps above.

Opposite, there’s the kitchen, and it’s a really strong selling point. It comes with super worktop provision and storage capacity to match, with superb cupboard storage and roof lockers. The kitchen has a full oven, three-burner hob and Thetford digital read-out fridge.

he Sprite’s wardrobe sits opposite the kitchen. It has the Truma heater in its base. Three blown-air outlets around the caravan will ensure that it stays warm on cold evenings. The wardrobe will house clothing for six people, but it could be a tight squeeze.

In the rear bedroom, there’s a corner washbasin with mirror, while the shower and loo sit in their own compartment. and a rooflight lets in plenty of natural light while providing ventilation.

£11,995  £9,995

Description:

The 590's road performance was a pleasure—and the view of the road behind is an excellent bonus. The family “room” at the rear has beds for four, seating for three or four, and plenty of play space. The design is a tried-and-true dedicated family room layout, now brought into the ultra-lightweight Venus range because it's one of the best ways of accommodating kids. The lounge is a visual delight, with the (now rare) lovely full-width front window giving an uninterrupted view. The pale grey-fawn seating fabric is simple and modern. Curving lines of turquoise (always a shade that makes you think of summer skies and the seaside)  it has a combined oven-grill unit. It’s shorter in depth than a full oven and grill unit, so there’s a good-sized cabinet beneath it. The full-height cabinet on the fore end of the kitchen contains two shelf spaces and a cutlery drawer, plus space alongside the table. The freestanding table for the lounge is stored conveniently in the main kitchen cabinet. This lengthy lounge gives enough room for six to dine – and there's table space for three more at the rear; invite some friends, then!. Not all six-berth caravans are bought by families with four children, of course. A six berth can be an excellent choice for a family of five. And, if one child is still a baby at the carry-cot stage, there's no need to convert the dining area here into beds; there's enough space for a carry-cot on the rear settee. Versatility in a layout is very useful!. There's versatility in the front, too; the settees are long enough to be used as single beds.



Description:

Island bed layouts remain as popular as ever, and the Altea 552 UP Trent is a good example.

Its U-shaped lounge comfortably seats four, possibly five if the seating across the front is used. There’s a fold-down coffee table above this seat — so you have the choice: extra seating or somewhere for your coffee mugs.

The space in the centre of the caravan is shared by a nearside kitchen and offside washroom. The kitchen has a three-burner inline hob and sink plus a combined oven-grill and a Thetford fridge. A large cupboard overhead provides good storage space, plus there’s a small pan cupboard underneath the oven.

The compact washroom is best described as functional, but it does help provide space for this caravan’s pièce de résistance — a large island bed with decent wardrobes on each side. Sometimes, in caravan layouts, compromises are unavoidable.

This is an ideal caravan for couples, especially those who like to use the site facilities rather than their own washroom.

One stunning design feature of Alteas is the white lighting set into the bases of floating locker bases all around the caravan — above the bedhead and the kitchen and on both sides of the lounge. Another notable feature is the high-arching, wide roof light that rises above the lounge.

Windows on both sides of the bedroom make it light and bright. Curtains hang from brushed steel trim at roof height into which spotlights are embedded; it is very refined.

The level of finesse in the ultra-modern styling goes on, with neat, bright central ceiling lights and cylindrical spotlights in the lounge and bedroom.

£19,995  £17,995

Description:

The caravan layout is front living area, mid kitchen, large French bed, and even larger full-width rear bathroom. It is luxurious living for two, or very comfortable living for 4 adults. With the awning and annexe, this caravan could happily cope with taking the whole family away, with everyone having a comfortable sleeping space.

To the front of the caravan are two large opposing settees, which are separated by a drawer unit with a pull-out table. The two settees combine to make a large double bed, and under the settees is storage space as well as the storage space in the above lockers. The large Heki rooflight provides great natural light and ventilation, and all the windows and rooflights have blackout blinds and flyscreens. 

To the middle of the caravan is the kitchen area, with an L-shaped worktop that has the large moulded sink unit and cooker hob. There is a separate oven and grill, and opposite the kitchen is a large 3-way fridge freezer and built-in microwave. Again, there are under-counter cupboards and drawers and good-sized overhead lockers.

Moving further back is the large french bed, which lifts up to give a lot of storage space underneath. Here in the bedroom area (which can be separated off from the front of the vehicle), there is a large wardrobe, with a vanity unit and mirror.

£14,995  £13,995

Description:

The ES scores here with a really excellent kitchen unit. It offers a generous worktop, with a flap extension. Cupboard storage in this area is plentiful and there are also overhead lockers if you need more space. f you like an end-washroom, you will love the one in the ES. It really is spacious and there’s a cracking shower cubicle, almost domestic in size. The ambience is one of luxury, with a large handbasin and a mirror with LED lighting. The lounge seating can be made up into two single beds quickly and easily, simply by taking off the back rests. But if your preference is for a double bed, this can also be set up with little effort.

£9,995  £7,995

Description:

These are heavy and very traditional caravans, but they stand out on site and are built to last. Years after they left the factory, Vanmasters still enjoy great service from the manufacturer. The range is a cut above your average tourer, with superb end washrooms and acres of storage.

For the cash, these make great buys. For example, these luxurious, custom-built vans don’t h A five-star hotel on wheels – that’s the best way to describe a Vanmaster. they don't have the kind of soft furnishings found in mass-produced makes. Their Al-Ko chassis are designed to take the extra weight of real wood veneers and high specifications. Rather than having a single gas locker in front, the Vanmasters had a separate one for each cylinder; between them was a small hatch for the towing electric connectors. The Applause 560ET, for example, got a large end washroom, a generous nearside kitchen and an offside dinette. Parallel sofas flanked the front central chest, and the extra width makes the lounge feel enormous. Though a three-berth, this will appeal to a couple, who will benefit from loads of storage space.

Description:

Are you looking for a spacious, well-equipped 2-berth tourer, in good condition with a range of extras, at a 'starter caravan' price, this Abbey GTS 215 will meet your requirements. This high-spec caravan has a spacious layout featuring a large front lounge, with 2 long bench seats which convert into a large double, a well-equipped centrally positioned kitchen, and a spacious well-appointed rear bathroom, which can be used as a private dressing area. In the living area, there are large overhead aircraft-style lockers with patented injection molded spaceframe construction and hardwood framed doors. All the interior furniture is finished in Ferrara light oak and this, combined with the integrated corner lighting, creates a relaxing and comfortable interior. The spaceframe construction is carried over into the seating area which features attractive beige and cream upholstery with matching curtains and loose carpets over a hardwearing laminate effect floor. In the ceiling, a Heki clear rooflight with integrated flyscreen and blind, allows light and ventilation into the lounge.

£6,495  £5,495

Description:

At the front of the caravan, 3 double glazed panoramic windows with blinds and flyscreens let a large amount of light into the spacious lounge area. The layout in the lounge comprises 2 single beds, which convert into a large double using the pull-out slat system. The chest of drawers features a sliding coffee table, and the unit can be removed to make the seating area larger if required. Moving back through the spacious 2 berth layout, in the centre of the caravan, there is a TV station for use with the fitted status directional TV aerial. Above this is a very nice drinks cabinet with horizontally opening tinted glass doors. The Truma Ultraheat space heater is also located here. On the opposite side of the caravan is one of its class's most well-equipped touring caravan kitchens. At the rear of the caravan, the spacious and well-proportioned 2 berth's main feature is the large end washroom, which can also be used as a dressing room. A large wardrobe with integral shelving and drawers provides plenty of storage. The washroom also features a large circular fully-lined shower cubicle and a Thetford c-250 swivelling toilet with electric flush. The washroom is equipped with Reich chrome shower and vanity taps and is finished with a Roman blind. illuminated oven and seperate grill, and a microwave, ensure that everything from a simple cooked breakfast to a full Sunday lunch can be catered for

£6,495  £4,750