You'll be staying in a lovely young girl's room: Luna. It's a simple room but it's comfortable, but there's not a lot of space to put your stuff, since Luna's belongings are in the room.
We had a bit of miscommunication around exact check-out time (I was moving to London so using this Airbnb as a bridging place before I moved into my home), I felt sort of "put on the streets" at first but eventually we worked it out and I could live my suitcases in the house till 1pm.
As a young woman, I personally didn't feel safe in Peckham. While the neighbourhood is gentrifying, there are still a lot of beggars, homeless people and "crazy" people on the street who bother you. I felt constantly garded and on watch. As a world traveler, I have been in these situations before but I do prefer to feel safe and at ease, especially being new to such a big city and just trying to figure things out.
It also takes quite long to get to other parts of London from Peckham, so if you're going to be moving around a lot I would get a place more centrally.
Luna, Nina and Oscar are friendly, interesting people and the house is clean.