This space was really clean and the house, Jethro, was extremely helpful with tourism ideas. Definitely talk to him if you get the chance! He's full of great ideas that he'll tailor to your interests.
The house itself is old and being renovated, so you have to put up with a few quirks. For instance, the bed in my room was lovely, very high quality and I slept great on it, but the desk has holes and bubbles in it. There's all the pretty objects in the pictures, but if you look closely, in some places tiles and paint are falling off the walls. My room was heated, but the common spaces are not.
The bathroom had excellent water pressure, hot water, and a big tub (a great luxury), but the kitchen sink didn't work and there's only a toaster oven and fridge as far as appliances.
So, it's a little of a mixed bag for now, but for being the cheapest priced place in town it's still a very good value. Just bring some earplugs because of the distant sounds of trains if you're a light sleeper. (They provide the slippers if you need them) :)