• Five belted seats provide genuine everyday usefulness: It works just as comfortably as a people carrier during the week as it does a camper at the weekend.

• Forward-facing rear seats improve travel comfort: Passengers sit securely and naturally, which matters on longer journeys.

• Compact campervan size keeps it approachable: It’s easier to manoeuvre and park than larger motorhomes.

• Sleeping areas require conversion: There’s no fixed bed, so the interior needs rearranging at night.

• Living space is compact at full occupancy: With four people inside, movement and seating space are reduced.

Five travel seats in a campervan isn’t especially common, which gives this conversion broader appeal than many four-seat layouts. It suits buyers who need passenger capacity as much as overnight capability, particularly families who don’t want a large motorhome. It’s the sort of van that makes sense to people looking for one vehicle to cover multiple roles rather than something purely leisure-focused.