Let me encourage you to go in another direction if build quality is a concern. While this model is neither rear living or rear kitchen, it is so well built, that it may win the day. Yes used, but give it a closer look, and then compare construction and features to everything else you've looked at. The construction and features of this trailer will be night and day, from what you are used to, and are looking at today.
Don't let the price fool you either, you'll be smiling at the campground while everyone else is worried about payments for the next 12 years.
Hey, it's not too far from you either!
2012 Sunnybrook Harmony 25CKSFeatures of the 2011 are identical to the 2012 model:
2011 Sunnybrook Harmony brochureThings to note. Real gel coat fiberglass exterior (not Filon), all aluminum superstructure-2" thick, hardwood cabinet faces, pocket jig screw assembly, residential hidden hinges, porcelain toilet, metal plumbing fixtures, ducted A/C, heated, insulated tanks, trail air suspension system with shock absorbers, standard Progressive Dynamics electrical controls, etc.
Here's an old walk through of a 28BHS Harmony that will give you an idea of the quality. Winnebago bought Sunnybrook to start making their line of travel trailers, in the same plant, using similar floorplans, but they left out some of the key quality features in the Harmony. So consider it as getting a Minnie or Minnie Plus with more upgrades than you can't get from Winnebago at a bargain price. You'll save enough to hire a certified RV tech to do a pre-purchase inspection on your behalf.
Harmony 28BHS walk throughHow's that for arm-twisting? You'd get the idea I like Sunnybrook Harmony or something...:B
Good Luck!
