The property is in an excellent position at the edge of the Zone 2/3 underground (but just inside Zone 2, so the Oyster card costs to central London are minimised). The street itself is very quiet, and there is ample parking (we used Just Park and found a 4-day drive-way park for around £35 a few streets away). There are shops, takeaways, cafe's and pubs at the end of your street and the nearest tube stop (East Acton) is only a few minutes walk. When we stayed the eastbound tube station was being refurbished so we had to travel westbound for one stop, and then swap to eastbound to head back into London, but this only added a few minutes to each trip.
The property wasn't to our taste unfortunately, and the kitchen area we found to be unclean... so our plan to use the property to cook breakfast and evening meal for 2 of our 3 days stay was a little scuppered and we found ourselves eating out for every meal. There was an awful lot of clutter to the rooms and we found ourselves living out of our bags as opposed to using any of the hanging spaces. The bedroom doors could not completely close as there were blocks of wood screwed to the top (presumably to stop the cats that live at the property from getting locked in).
There freezer was full, but that didn't affect us as we ate out, but we would advise checking this with the host if your aim is to eat in and need to use the freezer.
At the time of our stay the garden shed (a living area) was occupied throughout the day and overnight and so we wound ourselves not wanting to use the outdoor cooking area or relaxing area as this area was completely (and closely) overlooked.
The shower was good, and we would advise bringing your own towels (we bought some on our first day out).
As long as the clutter and other items above doesn't bother you (or won't affect your plans for the stay), then this area is well located and the host helpful.