• Rear lounge layout: The living space sits at the back where you can watch the world go by through the side windows, and the cab stays separate for driving.
• Bike rack: Two cycles travel secured outside, so you're not losing interior storage to kit that doesn't need to be inside.
• TV aerial: Entertainment sorted for pitching up, whether you're catching the news or settling in for the evening.

• Rear sleeping arrangement: The bed's at the back, so anyone needing the washroom in the night has a walk through the main living space.
• Single entertainment option: No onboard TV means you're relying on the aerial to pick up a signal, and not every pitch gets one.

A straightforward rear-lounge six-berth that keeps the living area where most people want it — at the back with a view. The bike rack and awning are practical additions for touring, and the layout reads easily for buyers used to conventional caravan thinking.