Francesco's apartment was amazing, and made our time in Rome what it was, with its access to busses and the tram, walking distance to all major sights, and of course being in the popular Trestevare district, which means you're always coming home for dinner at the end of the day!
We arrived a bit early, and he managed to meet us a little earlier than we planned on (and was very communicative); the apartment is simple but clean, and he toured us around it in about 5 minutes and left us to our trip.
I had overlooked/over-read that this apartment is actually ground floor, which as a former New Yorker had me worried about noise at night, but the street only seemed to have foot traffic from locals, despite the fact that one street over was a fairly busy avenue full of tourists and restaurants.
The apartment itself has pretty much everything you'd need--good water pressure and enough hot water for two showers, a kitchen (though we never used it), and the blessed air conditioner; I get the sense that's atypical, but as we happened to be there in July it was such a welcome relief after being in the baking heat of the city. My only feedback would be the mattress wasn't the most comfortable; it has a noticeable dip in the middle, which when two people sleep together and one weighs much less than the other, you spend a lot of time rolling over to try to escape the hole. Not a deal breaker by any means, but sleeping well after a full day of walking (we did around 10mi every day!) is so needed.
If we return to Rome (and I hope we do!) I would for sure look to see if this listing was available, and would recommend it to friends also planning to travel there!