Overall, we had a solid stay.
This is a great location and a beautiful, clean apartment with a huge living room and spacious bedroom, just like in the photos. We really felt at home. The area is residential and quiet with nice bakeries, wine bars and restaurants.
It’s about 20 min walk to the city center which we didn’t mind.
Some things to mention, however. The owner does not speak english, so many of our emails prior to our arrival (especially regarding the actual address and the parking situation) went unanswered until we actually got to the general area). However, Giovanna who maintains the premises, not only was helpful in many ways, but speaks English so once we met her, many of our emails were cc'd to her as well. The shower has somewhat irregular water pressure and towards the end of our stay, went from hot to cold which made it uncomfortable.

Tips: If you are driving, parking is first come, first served either on the street or in the lot directly across the street. You must park in the blue lines as white lines indicate resident parking. Pay the parking meter (only in coins or with a special pre-paid card you can get apparently at a local shop nearby.) Place the prepaid parking ticket on your dashboard. The day we arrived, all the cards were out so just be prepared to have a lot of coins on stash). Parking is 2 Euros an hour, free from 20:00-8:00 and on Sundays.

Gelateria La Sorbeteria on the park corner across the street sells the best gelato ever.