This is basically a very nice apartment in a beautiful place with a lovely view of the sea and the North Coast (but NOT Table Mountain - you have to go 10 m to the beach for that) from the apartment. Access to Cape Town is easy by car (I believe the buses are good too but did not use them) but without a car local food shopping is not easy.
But the apartment is spoiled by lack of attention to detail - for example few of the light fittings had the correct bulbs, and most of them had one or more non-working ones, making the place rather dark even in the daytime, the kitchen knives are so blunt that it is hard to chop vegetables, and, in an apartment advertised for four guests (plus children), two wine glasses, three coffee mugs and no egg cups are not really adequate. The carpets, curtains, pillows and duvets were grubby - although the bedlinen (pillow cases, duvet covers & sheets) and kitchenware were clean.
The apartment description does say that there is no WiFi in the apartment so I feel it should not also say "Laptop friendly workspace" which does imply Internet connection these days. The signal strength of the hotel lobby WiFi in the apartment can be made just about adequate by opening the window from the dining area into the corridor and working near the open window.
Do not rely on verbal assurances of late check out. We were due to fly at midnight and were told that we might remain in the apartment until the early evening of our departure day, only to be told, by text less than 20 hours beforehand and after we had departed for a last long day out, that owing to a change of the next booking we must vacate by 10:00. When we protested we were told that we should have checked that the assurance was still valid and not just assumed that that was the case. This resulted in our packing after midnight on the day before an 18 hour overnight journey, and then having a car full of luggage visible to casual thieves and nowhere to go between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. on the day before the midnight flight.