The flat's location is ok - it's between two tube stations of the Northern Line, so it's approximately a 10 min walk to either. There's also a bus stop nearby. If you want to go to Wimbledon, it's approximately 20 minutes on the bus, depending on traffic. There is a private parking space right outside the flat which is great. Alice had made an effort to leave fresh flowers and even some toiletries for us, which was nice, and she was very responsive when we had questions initially.
However, there was no effort made to leave the place clean for us. It was dusty, the carpets were stained and unhoovered, the coffee mugs were unclean, there were crumbs on the kitchen surfaces and dried food on the floors. What I found most intolerable was the grime in the bath and the stains on the toilet seat. Also the extra bedding in the sofa bed was unwashed and mangled despite the fact that we had specified that there will be 3 of us in the flat (2 adults + 1 child).
I was also quite disappointed that the owner denied entirely that the place was left dirty and insisted that it had actually been cleaned professionally. Apparently, my expectations are just too high and I Airbnbs are all like that. I found this a bit patronising and bordering on offensive, especially considering that I sent her photos that showed clearly the state that we found the place in and paid £44 cleaning charge.
There's a Holiday Inn right by colliers wood station that costs the same per night. Unless you can tolerate dirty places better than me and have a lot of time to waste on emails with someone who refuses to take responsibility, then you may be better off checking in that hotel.