Amazing off grid MWB, 12 months MOT

Lovely, cozy camper conversion with everything you need to be off grid in comfort for extended periods. Full service just completed, with 12 months MOT. The van itself is fairly compact being a MWB, you can fit in a standard parking space but the bed fits widthways leaving a good sized living space, comparable to what you’d get in many LWB vans. The van is well insulated, with a diesel heater and a ceiling fan so it’s great for all seasons. I lived in the van full time for around a year, and was comfortable in all weather. I felt safe as a solo female traveler, it’s easy to get through to the cab from the back and there are good blackout curtains for privacy and stealthy camping.

LIVING/DINING SPACE:
– Fixed two seater sofa with large storage area underneath
– Large table, removable and adjustable
– Passenger and driver swivel seats
– Additional small seat with storage in between passenger and driver seats
– Spotlight with USB charging port
– Chalk board on inside of sliding door
– Magnetic picture frame so you can easily change the artwork on display

KITCHEN:
– 3 ring gas hob with wooden lid giving extra counter space when down
– 65L Aplicool fridge with removable freezer compartment so you can make ice and keep some frozen food
– Stained pine worktop with additional fold up counter space (the additional counter can also be a table for the swivelled passenger seat and this is where I usually worked)
– Raised ceramic sink with cold tap that pulls out
– 12v Charging port

BEDROOM:
– Width ways double bed with memory foam mattress
– Wall-mounted smart TV, moveable so you can pull it out to watch from the sofa
– Mesh storage pockets
– Reading lights and charging ports
– Chalk board on inside of rear doors

BATHROOM
– Hidden bathroom, extra counter top when not in use
– Compocloset Cuddy composting toilet – https://compocloset.co.uk/products/cuddy – used for a few months and deep cleaned. It’s wired into the electrical system to power the internal fan. There’s an option to externally vent the toilet or you could very easily swap this out for a cassette toilet if you prefer.
– Open the counter top (there’s a small magnet on the side of the picture frame that holds it in place when open), lift out the toilet and attach the shower curtain to the hooks to use as for a shower – we used this camping shower inside it – https://www.hozelock.com/product/portashower/

STORAGE:
– Huge garage space underneath the bed, accessible from the back or from the small door under the bed. The bed is fairly high so you can fit bikes underneath with a wheel removed
– Storage under the sofa
– 2 kitchen cupboards and large slide out “pantry”
– Overhead storage with mesh fronts with extra pockets
– Smaller box seat between front two seats with storage inside

TECHNICAL INFO:
​- 75L fresh water tank with digital water level gauge
– No grey water tank – shower and sink both drain to the ground (so you need to use biodegradable soap)
– 12v Shurflo high pressure water pump and expansion tank
​- ​3 x 130ah Leisure batteries creating a total of 390ah 12v battery power.
– No 240v inverter, but car charging sockets fitted throughout meaning you can use car adapters for most devices (tv and laptops can be powered off grid without an issue)
– 330W rigid solar panel through a Tri-Metric MPPT Solar Charge Controller and battery management system, 140amp split charger when driving and 240v hookup with smart battery charger when on a campsite
– 2 x 240v internal sockets, can be used when hooked-up to mains
​- USB and 12v power points throughout the camper
– Fully insulated throughout including the floor, walls, doors and ceiling, using a mixture of Celotex, thermal fleece, closed cell foam and reflective foil insulation
– Thermostatic 5kw diesel heater connected to the van’s main fuel tank
– 7kg Calor gas bottle (with plenty of gas left)
​- 12v ceiling Maxxair Fan