Vehicle Specifications
Exterior - 240V Socket, Exterior - Alko Chassis, Exterior - Alloy Wheels, Exterior - ATC stability control, Exterior - External BBQ Point, Exterior - Hitch Head Stabiliser, Exterior - Mains Socket, Exterior - Motor Mover, Exterior - Solar Panel, Exterior - Spare Wheel, Interior - Alde Heating, Interior - Aux/Ipod Connection, Interior - Battery Charger, Interior - Blinds, Interior - Cassette Toilet, Interior - Door Fly Screen, Interior - Double Glazing, Interior - Electric Heating, Interior - Fly Screens, Interior - Gas Water Heating, Interior - Grill, Interior - Heki Roof Light, Interior - Hob, Interior - Loose Fit Carpets, Interior - Mains Electric, Interior - Microwave, Interior - Oven, Interior - Shower, Interior - TV Aerial, Layout - End Washroom, Radio,
Old Gailey Park
Southend Arterial Road
Upminster
Essex
RM14 1TJ
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“GOLD” 
The new Unicorn Madrid certainly has that design tweak that will catch people’s eyes as it is a three berth model, with end washroom, a side kitchen with a side dinette and front living/sleeping area. It was the side dinette that drew us in to the caravan in the first place.
The side dinette is designed for comfortable using and living but can be a bed if required although the consensus of thoughts are that Madrid will be used by couples who occasionally take a child or third adult away with them. The floor space is such, due to re-designed interiors giving up to 15% more floor space compared with previous Unicorn models, that even with three people on board it’s unlikely to be cramped. The table was wider than we expected and has a softly curved edge. Add in overhead lockers and a large window it’s somewhere you could comfortably chill out.