The flat is next door to a large family home, but it is entirely self-contained and separate. Visitors are given a key to an external door and to the flat itself, so it is possible to come and go as and when you please. However, Avji and her husband David are always happy to deal with any questions or simply have a chat.
The flat has a living room/kitchen, a bedroom with a double bed, and a bathroom. All the rooms are very tastefully decorated and lit, and a very good selection of food for breakfasts (and potentially other meals) is supplied, including, tea, coffee, a range of cereals, fresh bread and butter, orange juice, milk, jam, marmalade and some tins of baked beans. This was comfortably the best range of food I've ever had provided at an Airbnb, and so I was (pleasantly) surprised when Avji asked if any of the supplies needed topping up after a couple of days.
Potential guests should be aware that the flat is at the top of two quite narrow and steep flights of stairs, so it might not suit people with fitness or mobility problems. Also, the ceiling of the bathroom slopes and is very low in parts, and it definitely wouldn't suit someone more than about 6 feet 4 in height. I'm a couple of inches shorter than that and I had some difficulties at times.
These are merely observations, not criticisms. Indeed, I have no criticisms at all. I have stayed in Airbnbs in England, Scotland, Ireland and France since 2015, and this is the best I have ever had the pleasure of staying in. i would love to return.