I loved everything about Venice, including our AirBnB (and as to Venice, living in a city with no cars or motorbikes for a few days was heaven on earth). The location is off the beaten path from the main tourist areas, but this simply means more time to wander the beautiful neighborhoods of Venice. The AirBnB is set in a courtyard off a canal/road along with maybe 3 other similar units. You enter the courtyard through an old doorway into a vestibule (fyi this is also where the trash is collected, but we didn’t notice a particular problem with it) and then walk through a large empty room into the courtyard. The units are at the far side of the courtyard. Our hostess met us partway through the walk from the train station (this was a bit of a schlep as we have a fair amount of thankfully wheeled luggage) and brought us the rest of the way to the AirBnB, where she also offered a basic orientation to the city.

The AirBnB itself was comfortable for our family of four, with a bedroom for the parents, two full baths (the shower upstairs is tiny, so you might want to stick to the downstairs shower), and a room with bunk beds for the children. The kitchen was adequately supplied, and included a reasonable amount of paper towels, which is something we’ve found to be rare in AirBnBs, so that was nice. There is a good sized supermarket maybe a 5 minute walk away, but you’ll need to use Google Maps or otherwise get detailed directions, as it’s a bit of a maze getting there. There are also good and less hectic/touristy restaurants one and two streets away.
I loved Venice and would happily come back — this AirBnB was great, and I would happily choose it again.