# No 55 — Narrated villa tour

Runtime: 446.38 seconds. 1600 × 900, 25 fps. 18 chapters.

Owner photographs and owner-provided property notes. Synthetic English narration: en-GB-RyanNeural (Microsoft online speech; owner-approved). Music: owner-supplied MP3 in original_media, with its original rights unchanged. Music is reduced beneath speech. Fixed image framing avoids zoom wobble. Optional sentence-timed subtitles and embedded chapters are included.

Latest owner notes give a 5 kW mains supply and 2.5 kW stabilised generator. These are capacity-limited alternatives, not a promise that all household appliances can operate simultaneously. No percentage uptime or automatic failover is claimed. Inverter and battery ratings are not spoken because filenames conflict with notes (6.5 versus 7.5 kW inverter; 10/10.5 battery figure labelled kW where energy capacity would normally be kWh). Bed 1/5 filenames also differ from notes on mattress size, so narration describes generous/spacious beds. Confirm these specifications with the owner.

Security camera alerts and remote viewing depend on connectivity and available services. Level interior is distinguished from outdoor steps. No camera account details, codes or live camera feeds are included. Furniture shown is not a contractual inventory.

## Narration and photo list

### 00:00:00.000 — Your place in the sun
Welcome to No 55 Cueva Bajas, your place in the sun near Almodóvar del Río, Córdoba. A five-bedroom, two-bathroom villa set within around three thousand square metres, with a pool, gardens and space to work, relax and entertain. Let’s take a look around, and discover the practical details that make this much more than a holiday setting.

- Swimming pool area looking up towards the house.JPG
- Villa located in the hills of Cordoba.JPG
- Driveway view to the villa.JPG

### 00:00:24.480 — Arrival & gardens
Through the automatic metal entrance gate, the driveway leads between palms and greenery towards the house. The top lawns have a Rain Bird irrigation system, which can be run manually or automatically. The gardens bring together lawns, olives, figs and citrus, with space for the everyday pleasures of life outdoors.

- Road side - The main electric gate for No 55.JPG
- Driveway - palm tree and hedge lined.JPG
- Gardens - Rainbird irrigation system.JPG
- Gardens - View from the main steps across the garden.JPG

### 00:00:46.360 — The south-facing terrace
The south-facing terrace is a natural place for morning coffee or an unhurried lunch. Tables and chairs, mains sockets and outside lighting make it useful into the evening. A security camera covers the area. There are steps in the grounds, while the single-storey interior of the villa is level throughout, with no internal steps to negotiate.

- Terrace - South facing.JPG
- Terrace - view down the gardens to the pool terrace.JPG
- Gardens - View of the lime, lemon, orange and pomegranit trees.JPG

### 00:01:10.160 — Lounge & dining
Inside, the lounge is a place to gather, with sofas and chairs, a smart television and a large log burner for cooler evenings. Air conditioning and a central-heating radiator offer comfort through the seasons, and a Wi-Fi access point serves the space. The dining table extends to seat up to ten, making room for family meals and visiting friends.

- Lounge, seating areas and log burner.JPG
- Lounge smart TV, wood burner, air conditioning unit.JPG
- Dining room table and chairs extendable to seat 10.JPG
- Dining Area, view down to the lounge area.JPG

### 00:01:33.960 — The kitchen
Through the archway is the fitted kitchen. An oven, hob, microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher support everyday cooking, with generous storage cupboards keeping everything close at hand. The kitchen was replaced as part of the extensive renovation, when the villa was also rewired and replumbed, with new windows, doors and flooring.

- Kitchen - Archway entrance from the lounge and dinning area.JPG
- Kitchen. Electric hob, dishwasher and sink, with tripple tap for pumped bottled water.JPG
- Kitchen. Large fridge freezer, oven, microwave, and touchscreen laptop.JPG
- Kitchen. Large storage cupboards, fridge freezer, microwave oven and teh back door.JPG

### 00:01:57.000 — Bedroom one
Bedroom one looks down towards the swimming pool and across to the hills over the valley. A generous bed, bedside tables with lights and a chest of drawers provide a comfortable, practical room. Its own air-conditioning unit and central-heating radiator help keep the temperature comfortable in summer and winter.

- Bedroom 1 - King size bed, bedside tables and lamps.JPG
- Bedroom 1 Chest of draws and view down to the swimming pool.JPG
- Bedroom 1 - View down to the swimming pool.JPG

### 00:02:17.160 — Bedroom two
Bedroom two shares the outlook towards the pool and hills. Twin beds make this a useful room for children, friends or visiting family, with storage, bedside tables and lights. Air conditioning and a central-heating radiator continue the same approach to comfort found throughout the bedrooms.

- Bedroom 2 - Twin beds.JPG
- Bedroom 2 - Storage unit, bedside tables and lamps.JPG
- Bedroom 2 - View down to the pool.JPG

### 00:02:37.400 — Bedroom three
Bedroom three has a double bed, drawer storage and bedside tables with lights. Like the other bedrooms, it has air conditioning and a central-heating radiator. Five bedrooms give the villa flexibility, whether you are bringing everyone together or making space for guests and different routines.

- Bedroom 3 - Double bed.JPG
- Bedroom 3 - dressing table and bedside tables.JPG

### 00:02:57.360 — The master suite
The fourth bedroom is the master suite, with a queen-size bed, two double wardrobes, a chest of drawers and bedside lighting. Air conditioning and a radiator provide seasonal comfort. Double doors open to a balcony and small terrace, with steps down into the garden and views towards the pool and valley. The en-suite bathroom has a large shower, toilet, basin and centrally heated towel rail.

- Master bedroom. Queen size bed. Double doors out to a balcony overlooking the swimming pool.JPG
- Master bedroom, a conditioning unit, ceiling fan, wooden wardrobes and dresser.JPG
- Master bedroom - double doors out to balcony with steps down to the garden.JPG
- Master bedroom. Large shower cubicle.JPG
- Master bedroom, heated towel rail, sink and vanity mirrors.JPG

### 00:03:24.720 — Bedroom five & main bathroom
Bedroom five offers another spacious bed, a vanity table and chair, hanging and shoe storage, bedside tables and lights, plus air conditioning and a radiator. The main bathroom serves the rest of the house, with a large shower, toilet, basin and centrally heated towel rail. Along the main corridor, fitted cupboards add useful household storage.

- Bedroom 5 - Super King, radiator and air conditioning unit.JPG
- Bedroom 5 - dressing table and open wardrobe.JPG
- Main bathroom - Large shower, hand basin.JPG
- Main bathroom - Heated towel rail, toilet.JPG

### 00:03:49.280 — Garage, woodstore & car port
The double garage brings together a washing machine, workbench and storage, a Wi-Fi access point, and the central-heating and hot-water equipment. This includes the oil-fired boiler, hot-water tank and immersion heaters, with a bottled-gas water heater as another option. Nearby, the woodstore holds a substantial winter supply, alongside garden storage and a car port large enough for a large SUV.

- Double garage.JPG
- Garage, showing entry into the house.JPG
- Carport showing extensive firewood storage space.JPG
- Carport, wood shed and general garden storage shed.JPG

### 00:04:16.440 — The outside kitchen
The outside kitchen is at the heart of entertaining here. An oven, microwave, hob, dishwasher, fridge and sink with running water sit alongside preparation space and a bar. The large covered dining area has a table seating eight, with relaxed seating for around ten. From lunch after a swim to an evening with friends, this is a space to make the most of being outside.

- Outside kitchen showing dishwasher, hob, sink, oven, microwave.JPG
- Outside kitchen and dining area.JPG
- Outside kitchen, showing the view down to the dining area.JPG
- Dining area, showing a view towards the bar and outside kitchen.JPG

### 00:04:41.800 — Pool terrace & games area
The pool terrace brings swimming, artificial-grass areas and tables with sun umbrellas together in one sociable setting. A Wi-Fi access point and security camera serve the area, while an outside toilet and pool pump room add practicality. Beyond the terrace, the games area gives family and friends more room to play and enjoy the grounds.

- Pool terrace - View back up towards the house.JPG
- Pool terrace looking towards the outside kitchen and dining area.JPG
- Swimming pool terrace, looking down towards the office and storage shed.JPG
- Games area - view from the pool terrace over the games are towards the office and storage shed.JPG

### 00:05:04.840 — Storage & the separate office
Towards the entrance end of the plot, the lower storage area provides covered space for building supplies, garden furniture and the backup generator. The separate office comfortably seats three at desks, with air conditioning, a ten-kilowatt pellet burner and its own Wi-Fi access point. The solar inverter and battery storage are also housed here, keeping this practical working space separate from the main home.

- Office, an outside storage shed.JPG
- Inside the office, enough for three or four people to work.JPG
- Office storage shelves.JPG
- View across the games area towards the office and outdoor shed.JPG

### 00:05:31.040 — Power with backup options
The owners have planned for service interruptions. Solar generation and battery storage are the primary electrical supply, backed by a five-kilowatt mains connection. A two-and-a-half-kilowatt stabilised generator provides a further backup, described by the owner as suitable for sensitive electronics. These supplies have different capacities: the smaller backups need sensible load management, rather than every appliance running at once. Ask to see the changeover arrangements during your viewing.

- solar_panels.jpg
- Office, ten and a half kilowatts of lithium batteries for when the sun is not shinning.JPG
- Six and a half kilowatts solar inverter.JPG

### 00:06:03.120 — Water, heating & everyday services
Water comes from the urbanisation’s community well, supported by a one-thousand-litre holding tank and pump when the main supply is interrupted. Wastewater is handled by a septic tank in the garden. Hot water is primarily heated by an immersion heater using solar electricity. The oil-fired boiler supplies central heating and hot water, with a bottled-gas water heater providing another option. Comfort has been planned with alternatives.

- Villa Services - 1000 litre water storage tank with pump, in case the main well supply is interrupted.JPG
- Garden showing the main entrance steps up to the villa.JPG
- Master bedroom, heated towel rail, sink and vanity mirrors.JPG

### 00:06:32.760 — Security & peace of mind
The plot is enclosed by a six-foot fence, with hedges and trees adding privacy. Outside doors are metal and the windows have security bars. Four exits give alternative ways out of the house. The solid metal gate uses a remote fob, with a Wi-Fi doorbell and entry camera. Four online, motion-triggered security cameras offer remote viewing and alerts when connectivity and services are available.

- Road side - Entrance gate.JPG
- Security camera - Back of villa, garage and drive.JPG
- Security camera looking at the front of the house.JPG
- Outside Wi‑Fi access point, covering most of the outside.JPG

### 00:07:00.240 — It all begins here.
A home renewed through extensive renovation, with room for family, friends, work and life outdoors. Space to enjoy the sunshine, and practical systems designed to support everyday comfort. No 55 Cueva Bajas, with an asking price of two hundred and seventy-five thousand pounds. Come and see how life could feel here. It all begins here.

- Swimming pool area, looking back up towards the house.JPG
- Terrace - South facing.JPG
- Gardens - View across the pool to the lemon trees.JPG