We read many of the other reviews before we came, so we mostly knew want to expect. Seda also wrote us to make sure that we knew about the heating situation. We came in December, but the weather was very mild during our stay (around 16 C during the daytime). The evenings were a little cooler, but we brought plenty of warm clothes and even a few of our own blankets from home. There's was a fireplace space heater in the living room, and there were space heaters in the rooms.
Communication with Seda was very easy. She responded quickly and was very helpful. We mainly took care of things ourself while we were there (tend the fire, etc.). There's a caretaker that checked in on us once in a while to see what he could help with.
The house is older. It could probably use a little more care and a few more lightbulbs, but it is good value for what you are getting. It's very spacious. The upstairs bedroom is lovely with beautiful views. There is lots of space in the main living area. There is internet. It's not amazingly fast, but it was sufficient for our needs. It had the best signal in the living room/dining room/kitchen areas.
Be aware that there are free-range chickens, a cat and dogs. They hang out on the porch and in the yard. We really enjoyed the cat and the dogs though. The dogs we met in the village were gentle.
We bought eggs from one of the women who lived down the road from the AirBnb. There is a small market about a 10 minute walk away, near the mosque. It had things like snacks, fizzy drinks, eggs, milk, cheese, bread, water, and some fruits and veggies. For meat, there was salami and sosis, but not chicken or red meat.
Finally, we had two children with us -- an 18-month-old and a 4-year-old. We brought a portable bed for our 18-month-old. The house has many trinkets and books lying around. When we first arrived, we picked up all the books and trinkets and set them up higher. After that, it was fine for our kids. Our 4-year-old loved the chickens. Our 18-month-old loved being outside in his stroller, going on walks around the village.