Gypsy
caravans have been in existence since around the 1850s and the most advanced forms evolved in the British Isles.
The Gypsy wagons share a number of characteristics,. The caravan was specifically designed for comfortable nomadic living. A typical caravan was a four wheeled vehicle that was pulled by a single horse. It tended to have a standard floor plan with a set of drawers to the left and a small stove and mirror to the right, along with a seat and a chest of drawers. Beyond this was a bed, which was sometimes partitioned from the rest of the caravan.
It had an internal stove that was primarily used for heating, and had movable steps for entry.