No, it’s not brand new, it just looks like it! Park this beside a brand new one and it would be difficult to tell the difference

Perfect privacy setup for family or guests

35 ft (extends to ~38) 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, sleeps 6

PLEASE check out the pics at the Keystone site below. Mine got stretchced or scrunched when I uploaded them.

The master bedroom is in the front of the camper and has a normal queen size bed, 2 wardrobes, an overhead cabinet and under bed storage. For privacy it’s behind a 2-door walk-through bathroom with an adult size shower.

The private kids/guest bedroom with its half bath has two 74” bunk beds that actually fit most adults - and that’s hard to find. Plus it’s in the opposite end of the camper with its own doors, both interior and exterior.

In between is the kitchen with a 3 burner cook top, oven, overhead microwave with exhaust hood, 8 cu ft fridge/freezer and a deep sink; the dining nook; and living room with theater seating and a 40" LED TV.

Add to that:

• 2 slide-outs (one is the entire living room and dining area)
• 2 AC units for those hot days
• All that in a 900 lb hitch weight 7,420 lb trailer that can be pulled with most half ton trucks and some SUVs

And there’s lots more:

• Outdoor kitchen with mini refrigerator and propane cooktop
• Huge awning
• Lots of storage, including a pantry
• Front and rear entry doors to camper
• Front and rear power stabilizer jacks
• Power tongue jack
• Built in pet kennel (or mother-in-law unit)
• 2 brand new Goodyear tires
• Loose roof panel and entire roof membrane just replaced by Camping World under warranty (TRAILER HAS NEVER BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT)
• Clean Camping World 45 point inspection dated /22 available

And yes, there’s still even more. Note all the additional features on Keystone's site and take a video tour while you're there.
https://www.keystonerv.com/product/outback-ultra-lite/luxury-travel-trailers/floorplans/301UBH

Mods: Towel racks and toilet paper holders in both bathrooms; kitchen storage baskets; coat hook by door; locking latches for barn doors; straps to keep theater seats in place; converted wine holder to storage (easy to re-convert but storing wine in the bounciest, hottest place is dumb IMO)