This is the interesting modular motorhome ideal for summer.

While some motorhomes on the market focus on providing access to the basic equipment we need on getaways or vacations, others don't skimp on comfort, as is the case with the proposal featured in this article. This is the Yearling 81, a creation of the well-known McLouis brand, which has been in the industry for almost three decades.

This mobile home is perfect for couples or families of up to four looking to get away from it all without sacrificing style and comfort. It features a raised bedroom in the rear (as is typical for these types of options), a split-bathroom layout in the middle, a kitchen, and, in the front, a living room and access to the cabin.

The space that first catches your eye is the aforementioned front lounge, an area with a somewhat different layout than many motorhomes in its category. For example, the sides of the unit are reserved for two benches, with a table between them. The cabin seats swivel to join these benches, creating a large U-shaped seating arrangement.

The Yearling 81 features a fold-down bed just above the living area, concealed like a roof, with integrated lighting underneath and a color scheme that blends seamlessly into the space and surrounding elements. When needed, at the touch of a button, the roof folds down to reveal the double bed.

The second bedroom features another double bed, with steps on both sides. This bed is elevated because there is plenty of storage space underneath. Not only are there options for storing luggage and other items under the bed, accessible from the inside, but this sleeping area sits above a garage, accessible from the outside, which can be used to store larger equipment.

The materials used for the furniture and design elements in this area give the whole space an elegant touch. As we move toward the front of the motorhome, we find a multitude of overhead compartments for personal items and even hidden spaces integrated into the floor.

This is a feature that very few competitors in its segment include, as it is usually reserved for larger alternatives.

As for the bathroom, McLouis has opted to add a split-space design to the Yearling 81, which is one of the most convenient solutions for families. One side houses the toilet and vanity, while the other features a fiberglass shower.

If you're interested in learning everything this mobile home's interior has to offer, just check out the video accompanying this article.