• The twin bench lounge feels open and relaxed. With no fixed dinette in the way, you get proper legroom, space to stretch out, and a living area that works for reading, lounging, or hosting over lunch.
• Kitchen kit is spot-on for a couple: It has a full oven, decent counter space, and enough storage for supplies. It’s the kind of setup buyers can actually cook in, not just heat things up.
• Fitted with practical touring extras: Reversing camera, awning, bike rack, and TV aerial—none of it feels over the top, but all of it’s genuinely useful on the road.

• Only two belts limits passenger options: It’s a two-person setup through and through—no scope for extra guests or occasional passengers.
• Nightly bed setup needed: As with most bench seat layouts, you’ll be rearranging cushions each night—no fixed bed here.

The Lancashire will suit buyers who want a straightforward tourer that’s easy to live with. Bench seats, two belts, and a proper kitchen mean it ticks the right boxes for couples who know what they’re after. It’ll appeal to buyers stepping up from a campervan or those who’ve owned vans before and want something comfortable, compact, and well-sorted.