• The Powrtouch Classic motor mover takes the strain out of pitching — no pushing, no second pair of hands, just position the caravan exactly where you want it from the handset
• The rear island bed is a proper double you can access from both sides, with wardrobes either side and generous under-bed storage — no climbing over each other in the middle of the night
• The central split washroom gives you a dedicated shower cubicle on one side and a separate toilet room on the other — use them independently or open both doors to create a full-width en-suite
• Alu-Tech construction means no timber frame to absorb moisture — one of the main reasons Bailey caravans hold up so well in UK conditions
• The upgraded 1450kg MTPLM gives you 216kg of usable payload — room for the mover, awning, bedding, and your gear without running tight

Bedroom
The rear island bed measures a generous double, accessible from both sides with no awkward climbing. Twin wardrobes flank the bed, and there’s a good amount of overhead locker storage plus a large under-bed area that’s easy to reach — ideal for bulkier items like an awning or outdoor chairs. The bed retracts into a day position to free up floor space when you’re not sleeping.

Washroom
The central split washroom is one of the standout features of the 640 layout. On one side you get a fully lined shower cubicle with its own door, and on the other a separate toilet room with a swivel-bowl Thetford cassette toilet and a vanity basin. A sliding door allows you to connect both halves into a full-width washroom or en-suite to the bedroom — a really clever arrangement.

Lounge
The front parallel lounge seats convert into either two full-length singles or a large double, with Bailey’s vertical front skylight flooding the space with daylight. There’s a freestanding dining table, and the seating is comfortable enough for long evenings. Overhead lockers and under-seat storage keep the lounge tidy.

Kitchen
The offside kitchen includes a dual-fuel four-burner hob, a combined oven and grill, and a microwave. A Dometic fridge with freezer compartment sits beneath the worktop. There’s enough preparation space for proper cooking, and additional worktop and sockets on the dresser unit opposite.

Technology
A C-Line digital control panel manages the lighting, water pump, and battery monitoring from a single unit. A TV aerial with booster is fitted in the overhead locker, ready for a flat-screen, and there are 230v and 12v sockets at the TV point. The Truma Combi blown-air heating system provides both space heating and hot water from a single unit. Safety-wise, both a smoke detector and a FireAngel carbon monoxide alarm are fitted.

Underneath, the AL-KO galvanised chassis provides a proven, corrosion-resistant platform with an AKS stabiliser hitch for composed, confident towing. The Powrtouch Classic motor mover is fitted to both wheels, letting you position the caravan on pitch from the handheld remote — no pushing, no helpers needed.

The Truma MonoControl DuoComfort gas regulator in the gas locker provides automatic changeover between two gas bottles, so you won’t run out mid-cook or in the middle of the night.

Externally, an ABL mains hook-up inlet and a separate external 230v mains socket are fitted, along with an external water fill point and Thetford cassette toilet access from the nearside. Alloy wheels finish off the exterior neatly, and the caravan’s purple and grey Phoenix livery still presents well.

The official Bailey MTPLM upgrade takes the maximum laden weight from the standard 1389kg up to 1450kg, which means a payload of 216kg — a real benefit given the mover is already fitted and doesn’t eat into your available allowance any further.

At 7.37m long and 2.21m wide, the 640 is a manageable single-axle tourer that fits comfortably on standard pitches while giving you a genuinely spacious island-bed layout inside.

Has this caravan been damp-checked?
Yes — every used caravan at Golden Castle goes through a full damp inspection before it goes on sale. The Phoenix 640 is built on Bailey’s Alu-Tech platform, which uses no timber in the bodyshell construction, making it one of the most damp-resistant build systems available. That said, we always check seals, rooflights, and floor areas thoroughly.

Can I tow this on a standard UK licence?
Yes. With an MTPLM of 1450kg, the Phoenix 640 is well within the limits for a standard UK licence. It also sits comfortably under the 85% match-weight guideline for a wide range of popular family SUVs and estate cars.

Will my car tow it?
Most modern SUVs and estates with a towing capacity of 1450kg or more will handle this caravan confidently. Models like the Škoda Kodiaq, Ford Kuga, Kia Sportage, and Volkswagen Tiguan are all well-suited. If you’re not sure, give us a call and we’ll help you check.

Does it come with a motor mover?
Yes — a Powrtouch Classic motor mover is already fitted to both wheels. You can position the caravan on pitch using the handheld remote control, which makes pitching on your own straightforward.

Can I check the history of this caravan?
Absolutely — you can verify its history using the CRiS number (SGBSHH2BYLPX02853) directly on the CRiS website. This confirms identity, ownership history, and whether any outstanding finance is registered against it.

Do you accept part exchange?
Yes, we do. Whether you’re trading in a caravan or a motorhome, we’re happy to value your current vehicle against this one. Just get in touch and we’ll sort it out.

Can I come and view it?
Of course — the caravan is on-site at Golden Castle and ready to view. We’d recommend giving us a quick call ahead so we can make sure someone’s available to walk you through it.