Antonia and Carla were away as it is holiday season so Alessandra met us and gave us some helpful information about the area and the apartment. The flat is as per the pictures and the area is amazing - this is the part of Trastevere you want to stay in as it's where the locals live but is close to the more touristy side if you want to go there. We walked a lot of places like the Vatican and Villa Borghese which takes about 30 minutes to each place but taxis are about 10 euros of you want to use them and there is a taxi rank a few minutes walk away on Viale di Trastevere and a few minutes past that there is a supermarket (Conad).
There was no iron at the apartment but Alessandra brought theirs for us to use for the duration of our stay. The freezer needs to be defrosted - it is almost impossible to put anything into the small compartment and our attempt to freeze some ice took over 36 hours before we gave up. Be warned about the electricity - both my partner and I received electric shocks after using electrical appliances (my partner received a large shock). We called Alessandra and she came straight over to investigate. She said she was advised by an electrician that this just sometimes happens and that we should wear rubber soled shoes when using electrical appliances and to not have too many running at once. Not sure if this is a Rome thing as we didn't stay anywhere else in Rome but had been to Milan, Venice, Florence, Bologna and are now in Praiano with no electricity issues.
A beautifully decorated, tasteful apartment.