Lorenzo's home was clean and had everything we needed.
The location is in a nice, quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of Paris with convenient grocery stores (Franprix) and wonderful bakeries nearby. (If you stay here, I highly recommend the almond croissants (croissant aux amandes) at Boulangerie Wilson about two blocks north on Avenue du President Wilson, but the bread everywhere is Paris is very good of course.)
We opted for public transportation almost all of the time. This location is only a block from a bus stop that connects with the RER B line that runs to and from Charles de Gaulle Airport. More importantly, this place is only about three blocks west of the Front Populaire stop of the number 12 Metro line (subway), which made it quite easy to get to and from downtown Paris. If you pick up a Navigo pass (chip-embedded card) at the airport, you can get around conveniently on the RER train, the Metro, and any public bus for only about 23 Euros for an entire week.