Magda's son, George, lives upstairs and keeps to himself mostly but is available if you have questions. He's an excellent host. The house has bougainvillea trees and basil plants, a small patio out front, fridge, panini press, coffeemaker, bathroom (sink and shower), and two beds. AC works great, just make sure to cut it off when leaving the house and be reasonable (i.e. 22-24 C to save power, that's 70-75 F for those used to US temps, it was 80+ F and humid during my stay, AC was a lifesaver). Hot water there's a fuse switch to flip, given the heat I didn't use it much though.
Near the top of a hill, so windy days just open the windows to cool off. The house is just to the left of Villa Galini coming from the base of the hill. Street parking- no garage nearby but there is public parking further down the hill maybe 500 m to 1000 m away. Very safe and quiet neighborhood not far from the bus station (maybe 10 min walk downhill), but the hill coming from the station is a sharp incline that I wouldn't advise if you've got bad ankles or much luggage. Rental car was worth it for that alone. Grocery stores are not far, AB is closest and has a lot, restaurants are less than 30 min walk. There is a drying rack but not washing machine, so beach clothes can dry overnight but that's about it.
Overall great value for the cost and a pleasant couple of nights.