This is a great place to stay. The building is modern and thoughtfully designed. There is a shower room by the entrance if you have walked off the beach. Parking next to each apartment.
The back of the house is floor to ceiling glass which shuts out any ambient noise (we couldn't hear the wind); the well kept garden with automated watering system keeping grass green (don't leave your towels out overnight!) backs onto an olive grove and field - so all very private. The upstairs windows have black "fins" to keep the sunshine out. The bedrooms at the front have a balcony with a frosted glass front to provide light with total privacy.
Downstairs is open plan with a concrete wall - that continues outside as a raised wall next to the pool from which water falls into the small pool. The kitchen is adequately equipped - but there are loads of places to eat out - so you probably wont want to do more than prepare breakfast. Two supermarkets close by. Excellent bakery (dont miss the baklava!).
The gardeners are in once a week to cut the lawn and tidy up outside. The cleaner comes in about twice a week to change sheets and tidy up.
Takis the owner lives in the small complex which guarantees that anything you need happens fast. He is ready with suggestions about where to eat. They provide fuel for one barbecue and breakfast things for the first day.
We preferred eating in Rhodes Old Town rather than locally where the food offered is traditional Greek for Brits. ( If it has a photo of the food then you'll know ;) ). Marco Polo Cafe in Rhodes old town is particularly good - no... its really excellent - and worth booking ahead because it is popular. Platonos is probably the best locally of the ones we tried. All of the searches I did seemed to suggest Lindos is also excellent for food.
We liked the Knights Embassy. The Acropolis at Lindos is a bit of a trap - very expensive. Kamiros is way better, has no climb and is about half the price. Butterflies valley is good. Also the Olive Olive Factory at Archelangos (take cash).
Generally the historical places label objects (obviously) and forget to give you any feeling for what was really going on. Best to buy a guidebook. There are apps too.
Anyway the apartment is pretty faultless - and top of the list of benefits of staying there is the ducted, zoned air conditioning with good controls - allowing you to achieve a cool but not cold (unless you want it) sanctuary from the heat, without desiccation.