Chausson Allegro 83 2007 4 Berth Motorhome with Rear Fixed Bed

Description

So, I’ve been keeping this motorhome for a few years now — it’s a 2007 Chausson Allegro 83, RHD, based on a Renault, with a 2500cc diesel and a 6-speed manual gearbox. It’s got 30,240 miles since it was first registered in November 2 or so, and it’s been a solid, reliable companion for family holidays and weekend getaways.

It’s about 7 metres long and weighs 3500kg — no issues with a standard UK driving licence. The back has a French bed that’s hinged, so you can get access to the storage underneath — useful if you're ever packing a bit more than you thought you’d need.

The bathroom is right at the back — separate shower, Thetford cassette toilet, hand washbasin with a vanity and mirror storage. Kitchen’s in the middle, fully equipped: three-ring gas hob, sink with hot/cold taps, grill, and a good fridge with a separate freezer. Plenty of storage too — both at eye level and under the bench.

Front has an L-shaped dinette with two forward seats, a side sofa, and a table (currently removed) — you can still seat six comfortably. The seats also convert into a second double bed, so it’s not just for weekend trips.

It comes with everything you’d expect: 4 seat belts, driver airbag, electric windows, radio, cab air conditioning, reversing camera, solar panel, Truma for hot water and heating, spare wheel, gas bottle, wind-out awning, and an external BBQ point.

I’m based in Colchester, Essex, so if you’re local or can make it down, I’m happy to show it to you by appointment.

I’ve got a 31-day free drive-away insurance package — it’s not automatic, so you’ll need to get in touch with Caravan Guard to activate it. I’ve been meaning to sort this out for a while, so it’s good to finally put it out there.

No fancy marketing — just a solid, well-used motorhome that’s been loved and maintained. If you’re thinking of using it for long trips or just want a reliable, comfortable place to chill, this one’s worth a look.

If you want to chat or see photos, just give me a call — I’m Neil.