Self converted campervan

On sale my beloved campervan due to leaving the UK... Her name is Canela

Renault master 2.5 2006 LWB

150.000 miles

3 front seats

Self converted 3 years ago - all the components were brand new (wood, appliances etc).

Equipped with:

- Roof vent (comes also with a controller)

- Kitchen with 2 hobs, 3kg butane (campingaz) - it lasts me about 3 months using it everyday

- Fridge 12v alpicool 35L (also can work as a freezer)

- Main 3 lights, kitchen light and 2 bed lights all independent. (Main lights and bedside lights are dimmable)

- USB chargers x2 and spare socket

- Sliding table (lockable)

- Bed closed (145L 177W), extended (195L 177W) foam mattress (very comfortable)

- Portapotty toilet 14L

- Sink with foot pump water system - 25L clean water and 10L disposable (easy and simple to empty) I also have 10L jerry can and normally carry loads of spare bottles for water

- 1x200W Renogy solar panel

- 20ah MPPT Renogy (solar controller)

- 100a lithium battery Renogy

- 1000W inverter

- Diesel heater Eberspaecher - very powerful

- Washing machine bag included

- Small table to put outside

- Plenty of kitchen stuff (pans, glasses, cutlery, blender, plates, chopping boards, knives, teas, spices...)

- A LOT of storage space as you can see - 5 different cabinets above the head, then the kitchen furniture and under the bed is huge.

MOT until May

It has been very well looked after and taken care of, had regular maintenance etc

Used to be a van for transporting people with disabilities. I finished the conversion about 3 years ago and it has been my home since taking me everywhere in Europe and been super reliable.

I have spent a lot in the last year including new clutch, some welding done on the lower left side (no more rust), new brakes with pads, new wheels, new whole back lights, oil/filters change and few other things. Drives nicely and the engine has very good power.

There is one slide window in each size of the bed so you can open it for ventilation which works great in combination with the roof vent in hot days/nights.

THE BAD: the sliding door rail is very very worn out and the door dislodges if not opening and closing it very carefully (in a certain way). I have bought a new rail directly from Renault (cost me 330 pounds) but I haven't install it in as I didn't have the time. So ideally it needs the annoying job to replace the rail which might involve removing some furniture first. But the expensive part is included already. I have lived with this problem for couple of years and I dealt with it well but I know is not ideal that's why I bought the piece for the next person taking over.

All the wood has been painted or protected with varnish, oils etc

The van is fully insulated except for the windows of course. All the windows have been tinted professionally so you can't be seen from outside.

Also natural cleaning products included, WC liquid, cloths etc

It is ready to be moved into.

Feel free to book a viewing, get it checked out with a mechanic at your own cost or ask me anything else that you need to know.

9800 pounds or nearest offer.