Front Living Rooms... yea or nay?
We are REALLY close to purchasing a Montana 3850FL. We had a bunkhouse for the past nine years and this Montana seems to be a good transition for us. The teenage kids would use the opposing pull...
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We have the FR Sandpiper 366FL and really like it. Once the kids are gone in a couple of years we will remove on of the couches and replace it with a recliner and small table. Only drawback is the lack of basement storage but with creative packing and not taking a to of unneeded items you'll be fine. On the secong A/C yes its a must. We had the dealer close off the duct going from the front A/C to the bedroom and that really helped keep the living room cooler.
Will our next unit be a front living room, doubt it. Most of the parks we visit the view is out the back and that is something a front living cannot give you,a view. Our main reason for buying the front living room was the two couches folded out into beds for our teenagers. Bunk houses just did not fit our needs and the FL works perfect for family time and great sleeping area for the kids.
Good luck with your decision and that second door in the bedroom is great for early morning exits without disturbing the kids.
Will our next unit be a front living room, doubt it. Most of the parks we visit the view is out the back and that is something a front living cannot give you,a view. Our main reason for buying the front living room was the two couches folded out into beds for our teenagers. Bunk houses just did not fit our needs and the FL works perfect for family time and great sleeping area for the kids.
Good luck with your decision and that second door in the bedroom is great for early morning exits without disturbing the kids.
