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Bailey Pursuit 540/5

Key Specifications Berths: 5 Layout: 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. End Washroom: A spacious rear washroom spanning the full width, with a separate shower, swivel cassette toilet, and hand basin. Internal Length: 5.71m / 18'9” Shipping Length: 7.38m / 24'3” Overall Width: 2.23m / 7'4” Overall Height: 2.61m / 8'7” Internal Headroom: 1.96m / 6'5” throughout Mass in Running Order (MRO): Around 1182kg Maximum Technically Permissible Laden Mass (MTPLM): Around 1394kg Payload: Approximately 212kg (consider if this is enough for a family's gear, a weight plate upgrade might be available). Awning Size: 1045cm Axle: Single axle Construction & Exterior: Alu-Tech Bodyshell: Bailey's signature construction, aiming for enhanced thermal performance, durability, and moisture resistance. Exterior Design: Features duo-tone body shell panels in slate grey and polar white with striking blue graphics. Flush-fit front and rear bumpers. Chassis: AL-KO galvanised steel chassis and running gear. The optional Premium Pack added an AL-KO AKS 3004 Stabiliser and a spare wheel. Aerodynamics: Bailey claimed the rounded front and rear sections improved fuel economy while towing. Interior Features: Furniture & Soft Furnishings: "Walnut" furniture finish with a linen-look inlay and chrome handles. "Spice" soft furnishings (oatmeal squabs with copper-toned backrests, bolsters, and curtains). Windows & Blinds: Double-glazed Polyplastic opening windows throughout with blinds and flyscreens. Midi and Mini Heki rooflights. 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. 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. Storage: Generally good storage throughout, including under-seat areas and overhead lockers. The side dinette area also provides good additional living/dining space. Driving and Towing: Being part of the lightweight Pursuit range, the 540-5 is designed to be easy to tow for a relatively large 5-berth caravan, making it accessible to a wider range of family cars. The MTPLM of 1394kg is respectable for a caravan of this size and berth count. Reviews and Common Feedback: Pros: Family-Friendly Layout: The combination of fixed bunks, a side dinette, and a large front lounge offers excellent versatility for families. Spacious Interior: Despite being a single axle, the 7'4" width and 6'5" headroom contribute to a spacious feel. Good Value: Offered a strong specification for its price point. Effective Heating: The Truma Combi system provides efficient heating and hot water. Practical Washroom: The end washroom with a separate shower is a definite plus for families. Alu-Tech Construction: Offers peace of mind regarding structural integrity and thermal performance. Cons/Considerations: Lack of Bunk Curtain: Some reviews noted the lack of a partition or curtain around the fixed bunks, which might be an issue for light exclusion when children are going to bed. Table Storage: The horizontal storage of the lounge table under the nearside settee was sometimes criticized for making it awkward to access other items in that locker. Soft Furnishings: While attractive, some found the backrests of the settees a bit small. Payload Limitations: As with many lightweight caravans, ensure the 212kg payload is sufficient for your family's gear, especially if adding a motor mover or other accessories. A weight plate upgrade might be beneficial.