Willerby Sierra

The stylish Sierra doesn't skimp on sophistication. Featuring bold green cabinet doors, splashes of contemporary pink, and rustic oak features, this model is bang on trend. Complete with a brand new look for 2023, this static caravan is perfect for those who love an open-plan layout. 

It has benefitted from a top-to-toe interior design refresh that gives the impression of a much more expensive holiday home. In addition to the new look of the model, significant improvements have been made in both the lounge and dining area layout, shifting the focus onto creating a more domestic and social feel in these spaces.

This was accomplished by adding a new TV/fire unit, a tall storage unit, and a freestanding armchair at the front end of the lounge, as well as by improving the layout at the front end with a new side door opening up additional living space. Aside from its spaciousness, the Sierra's lounge had plenty of additional storage that we were really impressed with.

We love the Botanical Green cabinet doors with gold handles, which add a touch of luxury to the U-shape kitchen. In addition to the microwave being placed differently, there's also a full-height utility cupboard near the dining area, alongside a fridge/freezer.

There is a surprising amount of space in the twin bedroom, as well as ample storage space in the form of overhead shelves and cupboards. A single wardrobe with inbuilt drawers is included and the twin beds have padded head boards too.

With built-in wardrobes and a dressing table with padded stool, the master bedroom also has an en-suite with a toilet, hand basin, ladder radiator and large frosted window. In both of the bedrooms you’ll find accents of pink in the curtains to compliment the grey colour scheme.

On top of all of this, it benefits from the new Willerby GreEn Standard! 

The GreEN Standard will reduce the energy consumption of Willerby’s holiday homes by up to 28% 
compared to models built to the previous specification.
The new standard will mean Willerby’s holiday homes …
● Are inherently more sustainable.
● Consume less energy.
● Are cheaper to run.
● Will be warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
● Will emit at least 250kg less carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere every year – the
equivalent of driving 1,350 miles in an average petrol or diesel car.