• Fixed twin single beds — proper, always-ready beds you can just climb into at the end of the day. No cushion shuffling, no bed-making.
• Alde wet central heating — quiet, even warmth piped through radiators behind the furniture, warming every corner of the caravan including under the beds.
• Full-width end washroom — a genuinely usable space with a separate shower cubicle, not a compromised corner wetroom.
• Powrtouch Evolution motor mover — pitch and position single-handed, even on a slope, without needing a second pair of hands.
• Solar panel — keeps the leisure battery topped up between hook-ups so your lights, pump and USB chargers keep running.

Bedroom
The mid-ship fixed twin single beds are a standout feature of the Cadiz layout. Both beds are a generous length and sit either side of a central aisle, with a privacy curtain separating the sleeping area from the lounge. Underneath, you’ll find excellent storage space — large, accessible areas ideal for suitcases and bulky kit.

Washroom
At the rear, the full-width washroom gives you room to move. It features a separate shower cubicle with a bi-fold door (not a shared wetroom), a swivel-bowl cassette toilet and a vanity unit with a washbasin. There’s good ventilation and a heated towel rail courtesy of the Alde system.

Lounge
Up front, the parallel settees create a comfortable day lounge with a good-sized dining table between them. In the evening, the lounge converts into either a large double bed or two full-length singles, giving you genuine 4-berth flexibility when needed.

Kitchen
The central kitchen is well-equipped as standard with a Dometic dual-fuel fridge-freezer, a full oven with separate grill, a three-burner gas hob with electric hotplate and a microwave. Worktop space is decent for a single-axle caravan, and there’s good storage in the overhead lockers and under-counter cupboards.

Technology
A DAB radio with Bluetooth connectivity, multiple USB charging points and LED spotlighting throughout keep things modern and practical. The Alde heating system is controlled via a digital panel, and the factory-fitted 100W solar panel feeds the leisure battery for off-grid capability.

The Cadiz rides on a proven AL-KO chassis fitted with ATC (Automatic Trailer Control) — an electronic anti-snaking system that provides an extra layer of towing stability, particularly in crosswinds and during overtaking. The bodyshell is built on Bailey’s Alu-Tech platform, which uses a fully bonded aluminium frame clad in tough GRP panels. No timber frame means no traditional damp risk at the joints.

Externally, this caravan comes with an external gas BBQ point (30 mbar), an external 230v socket alongside the mains inlet, and an external water fill point — all confirmed and present. A Milenco security grab handle is fitted to the entry door, adding both a practical step-up aid and a visual security deterrent. Alloy wheels are standard, and underneath you’ll find the Powrtouch Evolution motor mover units fitted to both sides of the axle.

Service history stickers in the gas locker confirm approved workshop services in 2019, 2020 and 2021.

Has this caravan been damp checked?
Every used caravan we sell at Golden Castle undergoes a full habitation inspection including a thorough damp check before it goes on sale. We’re completely transparent about what we find — ask us and we’ll walk you through the results in person.

Can I tow this on a standard UK licence?
Yes. With an MTPLM of 1490 kg, the Unicorn Cadiz is well within the limits for a standard UK licence holder (post-1997). A mid-size SUV, estate car or most modern family cars with a suitable towing capacity will handle it comfortably.

Will my car tow a Bailey Unicorn Cadiz?
As a general rule, your car’s kerbweight should ideally match or exceed the caravan’s MTPLM of 1490 kg. Popular tow cars like the Kia Sorento, Skoda Kodiaq, Ford Kuga, VW Tiguan and similar SUVs and estates are well suited. If you’re not sure, bring your V5 along and we’ll help you work it out on site.

Can I check this caravan’s history?
Absolutely. The VIN is SGBS09ABYJUN03311 and the caravan is CRiS registered. You can verify its history independently through the CRiS website before you buy.

Do you accept part exchange?
Yes — we take caravans and motorhomes in part exchange. Bring yours along or send us the details and we’ll give you a fair, no-pressure valuation.

What does the Alde heating system run on?
Alde wet central heating runs on either gas or 230v mains electric, so you’ve got full flexibility. On a pitch with hook-up, you can run it on electric and save your gas. Off-grid, it runs perfectly well on gas alone.