Bailey Unicorn Deluxe Cadiz – 2025 Caravan
£27,350.00
In Stock
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Berths: 4
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Axle(s): Single
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Length: 7.36m
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Width: 2.61m

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Bailey Unicorn Deluxe Cadiz – 2025 Caravan
£27,350
Finance*From £136.84 /month
Available for pickup today from Golden Castle Caravans Ltd, Tewkesbury Road, Twigworth, Gloucester GL2 9PX
Bailey Unicorn Deluxe Cadiz – 2025 Caravan
If you're after a well-equipped 4-berth tourer that's easy to live with on site, this used 2025 Bailey Unicorn Deluxe Cadiz is worth a look. It's built on Bailey's Alu-Tech bodyshell with a GRP outer skin, the construction platform Bailey use across the whole range for a light, strong, well-insulated caravan that holds its value. With an MTPLM of 1,600kg and an MRO of 1,446kg, confirmed straight off the weight plate, it's towable by a good number of mid-size SUVs and estates on a standard UK licence — worth checking against your own car's kerbweight before you commit. It's a single axle outfit, so it's straightforward to manoeuvre on site and tows without any fuss. Take a look through our full range of used caravans here at Golden Castle, or read on for the full rundown on this one.
Specification
Technical specification
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year
2025
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Berths
4
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AXLES
Single
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vin
SGBS09DB05UN00744
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LENGTH
7.34m (24’1″)
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WIDTH
2.26m (7’5″)
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MTPLM
1,600kg
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MIRO
1,446kg
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Payload
154kg
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Layout
Front Lounge / Central Kitchen / Rear Fixed Twin Singles / End Washroom
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Extras
Solar Panel
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What Owners Love About The Unicorn Deluxe Cadiz
- Fixed rear twin singles mean you’re not making and remaking a bed every day
- Front lounge that seats the whole family and folds down into extra sleeping space if you need it
- Alde wet heating keeps the whole caravan warm evenly, right down into the lockers and floor
- A proper full-width washroom at the back, not a squeezed-in cupboard
- Solar panel and Sonos speaker already fitted, so you’re set up for off-grid stops from day one
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INTERIOR HIGHLIGHTS
Bedroom
The rear bedroom has fixed twin single beds, giving you two separate beds rather than a make-up double — handy if you don’t fancy building a bed every night, and it means one of you can get up without disturbing the other.Washroom
A full-width end washroom with a square shower cubicle, wash basin and a Thetford cassette toilet. It’s a genuinely usable space rather than a shower you have to fold yourself into.Lounge
The front lounge has parallel bench seating with knee-roll cushions, a slide-out occasional table for cuppas and cards, and storage drawers underneath. There’s a wireless phone charging pad built into the worktop — we checked, it’s there and working. By night, this area converts into twin singles or a double bed.Kitchen
The kitchen runs a Thetford dual-fuel hob, a separate oven and grill, a microwave, and a 137-litre Thetford tower fridge with a 15-litre freezer compartment — plenty of room for a family shop.Technology
An Alde digital touchscreen control panel runs the heating and hot water, backed up so it keeps working through a power blip. There’s a portable Sonos speaker, the wireless charging pad mentioned above with USB and USB-C points, and a Vision Plus TV signal amplifier already wired in with a TV wall bracket fitted and ready — the bracket’s there, but no TV is supplied, so you can bring your own. -
EXTERIOR & TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS
This Cadiz sits on an AL-KO galvanised chassis with ATC trailer control and an AKS 3004 stabiliser hitch, so it tracks straight and settles quickly if a passing lorry gives it a nudge. The single axle setup keeps manoeuvring simple when you’re pitching up. Alloy wheels come with a wheel lock as standard. Round the back there’s a flexible solar panel fitted to the roof for keeping the leisure battery topped up off-grid, with the battery itself already in place in the front locker. You’ve got an external 230V hook-up point and gas locker, so hooking up on arrival is a two-minute job.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this caravan free from damp?
Every caravan we take in goes through a full pre-sale check, including a damp meter reading across the floor, walls and roof. Ask our team for the damp report on this Cadiz when you come to view.Will my car tow this caravan?
With an MTPLM of 1,600kg, most mid-size SUVs and estates will handle it comfortably, but always check your own car’s kerbweight and towing limit rather than going on the caravan’s weight alone. Our team can talk you through the numbers.What licence do I need to tow it?
If you passed your test after 1 January 1997, you’ll need to check your entitlement, but most drivers on a standard UK licence can tow an outfit of this weight — check your own licence category to be sure.Can I part-exchange my current caravan or motorhome?
Yes, we take part-exchanges at Golden Castle — bring the details along or give us a call and we’ll get a valuation sorted.Can I check this caravan’s history?
Yes — you can look up the CRiS number on the CRiS website to check its registration and ownership history before you buy.


































































































