$68,000
Branford, Connecticut
Category
Class A
Length
39
Posted 1 Month Ago
The RV has been renovated and is in good condition for its age. The seller has purchased new sofas. There is a scratch on one of the exterior storage bins, and the seller says he can have it fixed. All upholstery is in good condition. The swiveling captains' chairs are new.
Stock #289913
Recently Renovated! Sharp Inside and Out! Ready To Hit The Road!
Discover the 2005 Discovery 39C RV! Check your reflection in the shine of the tastefully painted finish, then grab onto the lighted handle and walk up the automatic drop-down stairs and into an airy, spacious motorhome in cream and tan colors. Latch the screen door behind you and fold down a flooring piece covering the stairs.
The new floor throughout the unit looks like whitewashed wood. It keeps clean with a central vacuum. The white walls and ceiling reflect the light coming in the large, flush tinted windows closed to keep the heat in, the cold A/C air circulating, or open to catch a breeze coming through the screens. Automatic blackout shades cover the windshield when you need them.
Sashay to the back of the unit, and there's plenty of room to pass between the two fold-down couches (while they're folded into beds) through the kitchen and dining area with an all-new dinette, past the bathroom to the left, and into the back bedroom without walking sideways while the slide-outs are in!
Open up the three slide-outs, and the living space feels magical. It comfortably fits 2-3 per couch, six at the dinette, two in the bedroom, and a passenger in the new swivel seat and the driver in a new captain's chair--both heated. Seat belts for the couches and dinette are included. Entertain yourselves with two TVs, a DVD player, and music in surround sound.
Be a chef in your large kitchen space. Cook up a pot of chili on your 4-burner stove, bake some brownies in the oven, heat up leftovers in your microwave/convection oven, rinse veggies and fruits in the dual sink, and store everything safely away in cabinets and a pantry.
Storage cabinets are placed throughout the interior, and a large hanging closet is in the bedroom. Yet, with the light colors and high ceiling, the unit still has that spacious feeling. Exterior storage compartments house the house batteries, generator, inverter, and the others are empty for whatever you want to take with you--bikes, beach items, and bins of extras.
The bathroom was recently renovated with a large shower and detachable shower head. The washer/dryer combination unit tucks into its own closet above space with ample storage for towels. The large medicine cabinet is high over the toilet, away from the hands of little children. There's a ceiling fan and skylight.
There are so many new upgrades to this unit; many that can't be seen but will certainly be felt, the six gel mat batteries, a new compressor for one of the A/C units, new lights throughout the unit, and a new cooling pack in the refrigerator, so you never run out of ice and cold water.
Other upgrades increase safety and comfort--gleaming chrome side mirrors, new headlights, and a new backup camera. Other safety features include an automatically retracting awning, so you don't accidentally drive away with it open, lighted grab bars, and lighting.
This unit has hook-up for solar and could be lived in full-time, used off-grid for some boondocking--there's a new generator--comfortably driven for long-distance travel, or kept as an auxiliary housing unit.
