The house was clean, spacious and well-located. It looks nicer than in the pictures. The fireplace was pre-setup with firewood and kindling already built to use, which was great.

However - the house is advertised as having a spa, however when we went to shower there was no hot water. The management company rang us and gave us instructions to change the gas bottles, which we followed (this was outside in the cold late at night), but to no avail. They must have all been empty. Steve, who we spoke to on phone, was incredulous that they would all be empty, but he drove in to check/change them. He was working on them at midnight, and they must have turned out to be empty or some other issue, as he came back at 1am to continue/finish. This meant we slept very poorly despite the comfortable bedding (he tried to be quiet, but our room was on the same wall as the gas bottles...).
We had hot water the next morning, thanks to Steve, but didn't have time to use the spa as advertised. Also, when I finally got to have my shower, the nozzle adjustment module was broken so it sat at the bottom of the bar and I couldn't fit under it. I could only fit under it to wash by hair by holding it up with one hand.
I reached out to the management company before submitting my review, but they didn't respond to my email (I sent it 11 days ago at time of writing). Overall we didn't get the value and features of the house we paid for, and could have found more affordable accomodation.
A related-tip: these days there are many airbnbs run by accomodation managers, regardless of the listed owners. Many of them are also listed on booking dot com, for much cheaper. I found some houses run by Getaways in Tanunda for $200 cheaper on booking dot com than airbnb (as in the same house is on both sites). Too late for me as I'd booked already. For the quality, the lower prices are probably fairer, not sure why airbnb has gotten so expensive.