You get what you pay for.
On the PRO side - Easy to find, modern and adequate furnishings.
On the CON side - no information on the ad regarding parking. When I arrived there were 2 vehicles in front of the residence and an other in the drive way. Guest don't' usually parking in the drive way so I attempted to park across the street(only space left on street) but the neighbor came out and watched as I parked so I opted to park in the driveway of the AirBnB. At 10pm, I was woken by multiple phone calls from the host to move my car as they had to plug in their Tesla. I got dressed and moved to car to the street luckily there was a space in front of the residence now. I was in room 4 so I'm not sure how parking would work if all rooms were rented and each had a vehicle.
The space has been renovated and has basic furnishings, kitchen and laundry machines in common area. My king bed had a frame for a California King and there were gaps between the mattress and bed frame that was awkward to get on the bed without banging your shins. I was not able to find the light switch for my ceiling light but there was a bedside lamp.
I arrived at 4:30pm and the sound of children playing outside the window of my room and directly above was quite loud as I as hoping to nap after a long day of driving. There was lots of noise from above as it might have been the kitchen above - foot steps, running, voices etc.
The walls are very thin, I was able to hear the person in the next room snoring loudly as I was hoping to sleep.
I was woken by the host at 10pm by multiple phone calls to move my car. There was no information on the ad regarding parking so I took the only space available on the street that was in the drive way.
After falling back asleep another guest came in at 11pm and showered. Room for is next to the bathroom so that woke me up as well. Definitely not good for a light sleep or day sleeper.
All in all the value is good for what you pay.