Peter and Gwendoline were exquisite hosts, even though our encounters were brief. There is however quite a lot of room for improvement when it comes to logistics and cleanliness.
If you're adaptable and not fussy, you'll be just fine.
At 5pm on check-in day, I still hadn't received information regarding how to enter the house - I had to send a message via Airbnb and then via text to get the relevant information. We had advised ours would be a very late check-in, so I thought of a slip-up. When we arrived, at 2am, the door was locked (unlike advised), so we had to call them to let us in. Again, probably another slip-up. Not a big deal for us, but obviously not very convenient.
The main pain point was however the room "cleanliness" (or lack thereof): mine looked like it hadn't even been cleaned after the previous guests. There was a used drink can on the cupboard over the sink, hairs in the sink, water stains all over the shower and sink (I'm unsure of when that bathroom was last cleaned), dust and hairs on the floor, and I wasn't sure that the bed sheets were fully clean either. I genuinely wondered whether they had perhaps forgotten about our arrival.
Moreover, the sink in the room was constantly clogging as the plug wouldn't come up fully, making it impossible to use. The water in the shower was piping hot and there was no way to adjust it.
It was a group of 6 and while we didn't discuss the details, the rest of us also agreed on the bed sheets not being clean and general cleanliness being subpar. We did not try to solve these issues at the time, as we arrived during the night and only stayed the night.
The place has great potential: the rooms are spacious and the hosts are lovely. Cleanliness however does need to be reconsidered as a priority.