The accommodation matches the pictures on the listing. Although you may see another building in front of it if you're checking street view on Google Maps, the view of the lake and hills beyond isn't obscured due to the angle and that the buildings are on an incline. We spent one evening sharing a bottle of wine on the patio furniture on the front deck soaking up the view.
The building looked fairly new and the interior is very roomy. The bathroom sink had lots of counter space and a large drawer that my wife used as a second counter top. The unit has its own washer and a rack for air drying your laundry. We used it during our stay and it was fairly straight forward to operate. Kitchenware is available and they ask that you clean what you use before departing. There is a dishwasher and soap provided if you used lots of dishes. We ended up just hand washing since we only used a few items.
The check-in process is downtown with the property management company. It was quick and easy to check-in and check-out. We went during their office hours but if you can't make those times then they ask you to just contact them ahead of time to make arrangements.
One thing that we found common across all of the places we stayed during our trip to New Zealand is the lack of screens on windows or sliding doors. This was a bit inconvenient for us at other places since we like to open windows are night for fresh air and mosquitoes were out in November. Although this unit also didn't have screens, it did have a wall mounted air conditioner that had a mode that just fanned in outside air so we were very comfortable during our stay at night.