The listing states that "the apartment is professionally managed by a specialist AirBnB management company". We've stayed at dozens of AirBnB homes, and had bad experiences with the 2 stays, where the host did not get personally involved. We mistakenly thought it could be different if the "professional" specialized in AirBnB.
A day before our arrival, David, the host, asked our arrival time and gave us Jessica's number, indicating she was the property manager and would meet us at the apartment, if we texted her after clearing customs. In reality, she was not available in person or by phone, and we had to communicate with her with text messages, in order to clarify how to find and get into the apartment.
Once in, we were surprised that the towels included in the listing description had only just be bought and were still in their packaging. There was no laundry detergent to wash them either. When prompted, Jessica indicated this was the cleaner's fault and that she could only send someone the next day.
The apartment itself is indeed 3 bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen, all about the same size. The internet worked well, but the sofa in the living was broken, as were half of the chairs. The entrance hall and the kitchen smelled badly and we had to descale the tea kettle before use. Cups had not been washed.
In summary, we do not recommend staying at David's place. It appears to be an uninspired attempt at converting a flatshare into an AirBnB home without the human investment.