Ross' place is a spacious, modern home tucked away on a dead end street in Camps Bay, which is a small, upscale residential area about a 10-minute drive from the central part of Cape Town. Ross, I understand, lives away and Stan and his wife run the day-to-day operations of the vacation rental. Stan is a bit of an entrepreneur, and we used his driving services on a few days of our stay which was handy. Note that the home lists as having washer/dryer but that these are intended to be used by the housekeeper only. She will wash whatever you put out in the morning, which in some ways is convenient but in other ways can be inconvenient.
The house could accommodate 6 comfortably but we were a party of 4 and used only two of the three bedrooms. The beds were comfortable with decent linen quality. The shower we used (main bedroom) was nice. Note that this room is of an open concept that has no door/wall separating the bath from the bed area. I generally don't like these setups but this one was OK given the generous dimensions of the suite and the fact that there are no direct sight lines between the two areas.
There were some condition issues with the house during our stay (doors not shutting, for example) but nothing we couldn't deal with. The neighborhood was dead quiet overnight but dogs at a neighboring house seem to have 6 am voracious barking routine. Morning sunlight isn't well-curtailed in the main bedroom and I was glad I saved my Delta Airlines complimentary eye mask.
We spent 5 nights and overall were happy with the accommodations. It was our first visit to Cape Town and Ross' place, like most Airbnb's, made you feel like a local. Because the weather was cold during most of our stay we didn't get to do some of our intended activities (beach, Robben Island) and probably 4 nights would have been a better choice for us were we to do it again.