This is not actually a house, it is a kind of hostel making up a floor of a building. There are something like eight rooms along a hallway with three bathrooms off it. It must be said that the host is very kind and very responsive.
None of the rooms lock, which is unfortunate because it isn't someone's house so much as a hostel. It feels a bit uncomfortable leaving all your things in a place many strangers are staying at once, you have to carry all your valuables with you.
I thought I booked the room in the picture for two nights, but because I asked to stay a third night (before arriving) I was put into a small dark room at the end of a hallway for all three nights at the same price as the big, sunny room in the picture. This room is very different. There is a widow but it faces a rusty wall and has definitely seen some age. The room had two unfinished light fixtures with no lights in them, but there was a lamp on a kind of chair.
The shared bathroom also did not have a working lock on it, so you have to put your suitcase against it when you are in there. On the first day there was no hot water, but the host very quickly repaired the petrol problem (very responsive and kind host.)
In hindsight I would not stay in the room again for what I paid because I thought I was paying for the room in the picture. Also, it would be better if the host would say that this is not a house someone lives in but actually a two star hostel.