The home is absolutely beautiful. I'd be hesitant to have children in it because there are so many fragile and small items throughout. However, it was luxe and comfortable for my group of adult girlfriends.
The rental seems to be someone's actual home, and they go through the host (a company) to rent it out. The host agent requires the primary guest to sign multiple waivers and agreements. As a 3rd-year U.S. law student reading the agreements, I found them rather intense. You assume an extensive amount of liability. There's one clause that stood out in particular -- if there's damage to the house, even if caused before check-in, you can be responsible if the damage worsens and you don't report it.
On the first night, a tile in the shower sunk in (a foundational problem), making it difficult to use the only shower on the ground floor/floor with all of the bedrooms. Per the rental agreement, I reported it. They said they would note it. The next day I asked if they could repair it so we could continue using the shower. They said someone would come the next day. They followed up and said they couldn't come then but would come the following day (our last day) and let us know a time. I never heard from the host company again.
No one ever came to fix the tile, forcing all 5 of us to use the one shower on the 3rd floor. I asked about check-out, but no one responded. We left the home, and I told them where I put the key, but still no response. No thank you for staying with us or well travels.
Beautiful home but the amount of liability you take on and lack of communication from the host would make me skeptical to book again.