Citroen Jumper 2009 camper van - ASAP, reduced price, offer

2009 Citroen Jumper 2.2 L2H2 Camper van - 280000 km

Hello!
Needs to be sold ASAP, very reduced price as I'm leaving Slovakia in 3 weeks, open to offers!

So first of all, I'm a foreign student here in Slovakia, and can't speak slovak, so please keep communication in english :)
This van is great to experience having a camper van, but on a budget. I've poured a lot of money and love into it, at everything is built by hand by me and helpful people. The whole kitchen is made from 200 year old refurbished red wood, that used to be old floor boards. It's built to last!
I bought this van early 2021 as an empty cargo van here in Kosice, and drove it to England and converted it to a camper during the summer of 2021. When I got it, it had engine problems, so I put a refurbished engine in, changed the turbo, remade the brakes, and switched all the diesel injectors.
Theres a wooden skeleton put in to accomodate all the conversion.
The van is fully insulated with sheets of 5cm normal house board insulation, with rock wool and spray insulation used for the harder to reach areas. There is then reflective radiant barrier insulation roll added everywhere on top of that. Then wooden paneling had been added. Wooden panels with vinyl I added for the floor.
I've put in two 200ah leisure batteries that are connected to a split charge to the engine, so it charges while the engine is on. It would be relatively simple to add solar panels, though I haven't had the need for it, because when I use it I have driven a lot. The whole system is 12v.
Theres a maxxair fan added to the roof, and another vent towards to back, so there can be complete air flow throughout.
The van has a simple sink with an electric pump, that drains from a 20l tank to another 20l grey water tank.
Theres a diesel heater with exhaust and intake exiting in the bottom on the van.
As you can see from the pictures there is also a 12v fridge (20l or 30l, I can't remember exactly) that runs perfectly.
Lights are added for the roof and kitchen.
Storage under the seating/bed, in the kitchen, over the bulkhead, and over the seating on built in shelves. The storage is also accessible from the back. There is also a drawer next to the sink
I built the seating and in a way that the table can be put down so it turns into a bed, as you can see in the pictures. Very easy and quick.
I also have some things that you could probably take over as well if you need them, like a portable gas stove etc.
Please don't hesitate to message me for any questions you might have! There's definitely things I have to forgotten to mention, as this is quite a big project.
Hope to hear from you!