Mildred's home is beautiful: it is airy, light, and calm. There are many attractive design aspects, and much of the space is thoughtful. However, I strongly recommend that you do not stay with Mildred until the host is able to resolve several key issues.
Firstly, entry to the home took well over an hour, and may not have happened at all. Mildred uses a safe system with code lock, as is standard for a lot of AirBnB hosts. In this case, the code given was incorrect, Mildred was not responding via phone or text, a helpful neighbour tried to contact but was given the same, incorrect code. I eventually resorted to trying random codes (there are only 9999 possible configurations...) and one of them worked.
The property itself was attractive, as I mentioned, but there were cups in the sink and rubbish had not been taken out. No biggie, but added to the problems of entry this was pretty upsetting.
Finally, there was no Wifi (although it was mentioned) and no keys to the beautiful kitchen doors you see in the pictures. So it is best to assume you cannot use those.
I hasten to add that I tried to contact Mildred about all of these issues, and none of them are overwhelmingly bad (except for being trapped outside for an hour in the freezing January rain), but the single most glaring problem (that has been mentioned by other guests) is that Mildred is essentially uncontactable for the duration of your stay, and there is no other named point of contact. Mildred did text me back the next day, but only to suggest I check to see if the Wifi box was disconnected (it doesn't exist at all).
In short: this is a beautiful space let down by a thoroughly inattentive host. This is an easy fix: I recommended, for instance, that if Mildred is unavailable she use one of the reputable London-based AirBnB agencies that can look after her home.