I was there for one month, so it was a long story. To make it short and fair, I would definitely say that I have had a great time at that apartment and in Venice, in general.
The location is good and tranquil, for me who was working for the biennale it was such a short walk every morning to Giardini and it is also convenient to different supermarkets (two COOPs and one simply markt and smaller stores around where I could get water in nearer distance). The restaurants are also very approachable in different directions. Neareat two vaporetto stops are celestia and arsenale. I mean, the location was really convenient and was the thing I enjoyed the most.
The basic facilities at home was all equipped. Bianca was very sweet in preparing all the things to prevent mosquitos (but in Venice especially on ground floor it was just impossible. I would suggest in long-term that she install a net to prevent mosquitos and bugs, because when I was there I really couldn't open any windows or doors in the evenings. It was okay to survive after I bought an electric killer to kill so many bugs manuelly.. .which made me feel a bit uncomfortable. There were so many spiders too.... the whole tiny garden, it was always full of different bugs no matter how much effort I made to clean up. Again, it is not her fault at all, because it was just Venice and ground floor. The humidity was annoying.) And I actually cooked everyday to utilize the kitchen. Things were a bit old, but equipped. And having a washer in the bathroom was fantastic too. (But remember to hang up clothes around noon because that was the only hour that direct sun could hit the garden. And again venice was too humid really....things got thoroughly dry slowly...). And the sofa bed was useful when i had a guest over for one night. (Even though there wasn't extra/enough bed sheets and pillow cases, but I just bought new ones. it turned out to be all fine.) I also like one of the tiny paintings in the living sofa bed room. Overall I felt satisfied about basic utilities.
And Bianca was nice in communication, even though we didn't managed to meet in the end. I am pregnant so she sent texts to check on me all the time. When my legs were so swollen because of the humidity and later i got so allergic to the air pollution(yes I know there is no car but the cruises and industrial development in the area really polluted the air badly), she gave advice for me to see doctors and in the end I got healthier again. When there was an issue with payment she also noticed me in time to have it solved. Thanks to her.
Lastly, well, I feel like I have spoken honestly about everything, I just want to add one last suggestion to people that are searching for places in Venice, because it is really too humid and lack of sun on the ground floor(not just here, everywhere in venice), that you need to be aware of it before you make decision in choosing any places to stay. To just be prepared and preventive too. I do found the value of this place high (the monthly discount was almost 50% off, really good,) but because I was not ready for the ground floor humidity it caused me health problems in the beginning. I wish all people would have a good experience here in Venice, it was a magical city.