The good:
Great location, very spacious, lovely private outdoor space, and most things you would expect from an AirBnb. At night, it was pleasantly quiet. Giuseppe met us on our arrival and had no problem letting us leave our luggage for a few hours after checkout before our flight.
The not-so-good:
Some of the apartment's fixtures were in need of repair (shower head doesn't stay in place because of a crack in the piece that holds it, front door handle was badly damaged by a previous guest, you have to close the shower door just right to avoid leaking water). Giuseppe showed us most of these things during check-in, and specifically said the previous guest damaged the door, so it's understandable he hasn't had a chance to address these issues, yet. There is also some furniture in the apartment that are not in the photos (a sofabed and an inexplicable extra [maybe broken?] tv in the corner). In the mornings a neighbor would start to play violin and not stop until the late afternoon (although a very skilled player playing challenging and interesting music). There was also some sort of gathering in the building behind the apartment on the weekends, with a walkway where people would go in and out of (and have conversations) that goes around the parameter of the outdoor space. The blue tile decorations in the bathroom are actually drawn with marker (we actually found this charming, but look closely at the photos and decide for yourself, lol). None of these things bothered us during our stay, but if we had known going in to the stay, we might have considered other options. There's also a mildly annoying €20 cleaning fee that we had to paid in cash (personally I'd prefer to just pay for everything all at once online).
Overall, we had a pleasant stay and are grateful for our time spent in Rome. The price, the location, and the outdoor space were worth it for us.