The place is cozy and clean with an amazing view overlooking the ocean. My son and I booked the place for around a week to visit family (A niece and nephew) living nearby for the Christmas season. This meant that for the duration of the stay, we had my niece come over for breakfast regularly before we all left for most of the day as she showed us around Hobart and Tassie. We also had them both over for dinner twice (given the Christmas period) but always kept this quiet and never rowdy. Usually just a movie playing while we enjoyed each others' company. Our host called us 2 days before our scheduled check-out to tell us that we had been breaking the rules given the maximum 2 people listed in the airbnb and that no visitors were allowed. We checked the listing again and nowhere does it say that visitors aren't allowed. The only people living at the listing was both my son and myself but it seems as if the host only monitored who came in through his cameras but never who left which unfortunately resulted in this misunderstanding.
Also a reminder that there is a 3 hour limit to the heater which our host seems to be keenly hearing out for so much so that he somehow heard us use it for more than 3 hours three days before our check-out despite it not working after the first day. We just didn't bother to bring it up with him during our stay as it was technically summer so the cool weather was still manageable with just an extra layer of clothes. Take this into account when booking during winter.
Other than that, the place was clean when we arrived. There's enough pots and pans for basic cooking in the kitchen. The smoke detector wasn't attached to the ceiling though and it was just on the shelf so watch out for that when cooking. The highlight of the stay is the host's sheep who seemed to welcome us back everytime we got back! They can keep the sheep away from you during your stay but we honestly didn't mind and actually enjoyed seeing it run around the garden. The place is also tucked away from the main road so it was peaceful and quiet. Aside, of course, from the sheep which always made us laugh when we heard it.