I stayed here for 7 nights in Aug/Sept 2022 with my 4 year old son and my 68 year old mother.
The apartment is the top level of a 1970s style split level ranch style house. There is one parking spot available which is on the grass to the left of the driveway. A paved alleyway runs alongside the parking spot which is really useful because you can turn the car around instead of trying to back out onto the street. The house is on a very busy main street with lots of traffic noise 24 hours a day (with the windows closed it was much quieter but it was really hot while we were there so we had to keep the windows open for ventilation). There is a bus stop directly in front of the house and there were often people sitting there talking loudly.
From the parking area you walk about 100 feet up the paved sidewalk to the front door which opens with a keypad. Inside the front door is a little landing with a shoe bench to sit on & store your shoes in. From the landing, there are 6 or so stairs down to a door that is locked (this is into the owners residence in the basement) and there are 6 or so stairs up to the main floor.
To the left is the living room, dining room, and kitchen. Down the hallway to the right is the full bathroom (on the left), master bedroom (on the left at the end of the hall), and two more bedrooms (both on the right).
The living room has two large comfortable sofas and a big armchair. The kitchen island bar top overhang is right at head height when sitting in the armchair so be careful not to bash the back of your head!
The coffee table is made of driftwood with a rectangular piece of glass sitting on top (not attached). We immediately moved it into the corner of the room under another driftwood table so my 4 year old wouldn't damage it/get hurt. There is a large wall mounted TV above the fireplace which has Netflix & regular TV channels. There is no overhead light in the living room but there are two floor lamps (both of which only sort of worked - missing knob, dim bulb, etc).
The dining area had a square table and four chairs. The sliding glass door in the dining area leads out to the sun deck. There was no screen on the sliding glass door but there were screens in all the other windows.
The kitchen had tons of cabinets but most were empty. The hosts provided pamphlets about activities in the area, two big bags of chips, a bag of assorted cookies, and a pint of cherries in the fridge which were delicious! There is a full size fridge and freezer which was perfect for us (the top drawer in the fridge was broken). The stainless steel kitchen sink had two basins and a drying rack on the counter (there is no dishwasher). Dish soap (but no hand soap for the kitchen) and a scrubber brush were provided and we bought a sponge to use. The water pressure in the kitchen sink was barely a trickle and the water was either scalding hot or icy cold (the water pressure in the bathrooms was good). This wouldn't have been too much of a problem if there were a dishwasher but, since we had to handwash everything, it was pretty annoying.
The kitchen has a coffee maker, 4 slice toaster, microwave, oven/stove (the buttons for the oven just had weird symbols on them so an instruction sheet would have been helpful but I figured it out after some trial & error), spice rack with spices, big & small plates, bowls, wine glasses, coffee mugs, and very small water glasses (some pint glass size glasses would have been great). There were also some pots & pans & baking sheets, measuring cups & spoons, and some kitchen utensils (a few of which were sticky). The wine opener is the older style, not the rabbit ear kind. We bought cooking oil, cooking spray, foil, and ziploc bags (they did have plastic wrap). We also bought kleenex since there was none in the rental.
The full bathroom had a toilet, tub/shower combo, double sinks, and tons of counter space. The outlet in the bathroom didn't work and there was no exhaust fan so you have to keep the window open when showering to let the steam out (which means the neighbors next door have a full view into the bathroom from their deck and the bathroom window doesn't have a curtain - it does have frosted glass but that doesn't help when the window is open). There was a hair dryer (didn't try using it), shampoo, conditioner, a bar of Dove soap, one hand soap (so one sink didn't have hand soap), four big bath towels, two hand towels, and 5 or 6 wash cloths.
The bed in the master bedroom was very high and the mattress very firm which was torture on my back. There was two chests of drawers and a nightstand. The master bedroom had a big walk in closet and attached half bath. There were 4 partial toilet paper rolls total that we could find so we bought some more when we ran out after the first few days.
The bedroom closest to the front door had a queen bed and two nightstands but no drawers. The other bedroom had two twin beds, a chest of drawers, and a nightstand. The mattresses in these rooms were softer and much more comfortable.
The hosts were almost always home and spent a lot of time in their little front garden so we saw them often when we were coming & going. They were always very friendly and very kindly allowed us to use their washer & dryer once during our stay since