A great looking and well thought out RV.
A family of four could live in this camper.
A bedroom in back and bunk beds in the super slide out. Plus a private "guest room" above the cab. And, if you're in the mood for a big sleepover, the table and couch both fold down into beds as well. The super slide out is almost the entire driver's side of the rig. It expands the bedroom and living space as well as adding a hallway next to the bunk beds. Obviously the slide out adds space and makes things more comfortable, but Jayco did a really good job with the design of this camper, all the beds, features and areas of the RV are accessible whether the slide out is extended or retracted.
It served our family very well, but now that the kids are heading off to college, my wife and I are looking to get something better suited for 2 people.
Things to note about this rig:

-6 Brand New tires. At the end of the season last year, the tires failed inspection and had to be replaced. There is less than 100 miles on the new tires and they have been covered since we got them.

-We installed an inverter so the fridge has the option to be run on electricity instead of propane while you're driving.

-The previous owner had a satellite dish installed. We've never paid for service or tried to use it. I have no reason to think it doesn't work, but I can't say for sure that it does. It's the only thing in the rig that I can't give a first hand report on.

-an additional pump was installed in the exterior utility center to make winterizing easier.

-numerous other small upgrades such as a 'pet pal' hookup on the exterior for a dog leash, a privacy curtain for the over cab bunk, and vent covers for the sky lights.

Everyone knows that RVs are like houses in a constant earthquake, I've never been in an RV where everything was working perfectly at the same time. We've spent a lot of time and money maintaining this unit. Currently there are only 2 things to note.

-Ever since we got it, the step under the entrance door does not move automatically like it's supposed to. You need to plug it into an external battery to make it move in and out. I will provide the battery, cable and instructions needed. I've been told this would be "an easy fix" for an RV mechanic, but the battery work around has been fine for us, we've never felt the need to spend time or money on it.

-During the inspection last year, the mechanic mentioned that some of the marker lights above the cab were flickering occasionally. It passed inspection, but this will have to be looked at in the near future.

The camper really is nice, I'll be sorry to see it go, it just doesn't fit my family's needs anymore.
I hope it brings your family the same kind of enjoyment that it brought mine.

Let me know if there's any questions, or if you'd like additional pictures.

Title in hand, feel free to make an offer.