Pros and cons; We'll do cons first because I prefer bad news, before good news...
Cons:
You are in an isolated residential area, far away from the main hub of the island. You can't get a taxi where you are. Unless you have one pre-arranged or a phone number to a driver. Your best bet is to rent a golf cart if you are staying in this house. You can ride bicycles. But it's a long ride keep that in mind, both directions.
The internet is behind a firewall. I was not able to access my college courses, my bank in America, nor Airbnb even, from the house. That applied to both mine and my girlfriend's phones on two different networks, with two different brands of phones. I had to go into town to a local restaurant or bar to pick up a different Wi-Fi signal and do my school work.
The latch to lock the gate on the inside is broken. So you have to lock the gate from the outside. Which is fine if you are tall and have long arms like I do. But if you're not blessed, you're not able to lock the gate for your personal security.
(Personal story, and don't expect this to be normal) We came home from breakfast, the morning after arriving. We arrive home to our private gate open and unlocked and the gate being wide open. There were construction workers on our private property walking around. I ask them to leave after they finish what they were working on. To make matters worse one hour later, my girlfriend and I were laying in our bedroom, and a man walked up right next to our open window on the second story to unplug a cord. Very uncomfortable. We actually had to walk around with backpacks the rest of the trip there to keep our valuables in there because my girlfriend no longer felt safe on the property.
Pros: BEAUTIFUL house and property. I just had my girlfriend and my two-year-old daughter. But if you have a group of adults of 4-6...even 2-4...I can see you having the absolute time of your life and memories you will never forget in this house. The Rooftop Is a Party Palace all itself. You have a view of the ocean on one side, The Village on the other. Wrap-around balcony. If you visit in the summer months, the air conditioning in the house is priceless. I came out of Texas, and spent 8 years living in Florida... I promise you, you have never suffered or felt heat, until you've been through a Belize summer. A/C=amazing.