We spent the month of September at this house. There were many positives - check-in was easy, the neighborhood was very quiet, the wifi was consistently fast and excellent, the TV had a good selection of useful channels (we appreciated that Sky-News wasn't part of it). The view to Wilson's Inlet was lovely, we saw rainbows on several occasions and enjoyed many sunrises. We also enjoyed watching the birds and other wildlife outside the house. The kitchen had lots of pots and pans from which to choose, and a good inventory of dishes, silverware, and cooking utensils. The oven runs cool, so it needed to be turned up more than I initially thought. The shower had consistent hot water, although there was a learning curve on how to get a good temperature with the tankless water heater. Once we mastered it, it worked great!
We had some issues with the wood-burning stove which probably are corrected by now. It was a test of our fire starting skills, but once we got it going it provided sufficient heat on cold nights. There were Argentine ants in the kitchen garbage, which is a common problem in this area. Again, this is probably taken care of by now. Eko was quick to respond to our concerns throughout the month.
The house is just 1.8 km from downtown Denmark - an easy and quick drive. And Denmark is a great location for exploring the Great Southern. We were able to make day trips to Albany, Walpole (Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk), the Stirling Range (we saw more than 15 species of orchids on a tour at Mt. Trio Caravan Park), Porongurup National Park, Torndirrup National Park, etc.
All in all, we recommend this house if you are staying in the Denmark area.