Probably not the right choice of stay for what I required - as this is a cosy home, and slightly convoluted if there are any tram works going on, felt slightly out of place hanging about and instead didn't spend too long in the house. This was a shame because Lisa provides everything you could need (even ensuring the lightbulb was replaced, and tips on places to visit) so it was a comfortable stay. For this reason I would say it is better suited to someone not on a whistle stop stay (I was only coming for the Marathon).
As mentioned, the trams were a little chaotic because of works and the marathon disrupting the lines, so although it is only a few miles out of the city, could mean that you have late trains getting back. They seem to be frequent enough, but Google does not give accurate info! You probably could walk into the city if you felt like it though, and there are buses.
There was also unfortunately a house party until 9am the next morning, which Lisa assured me is not normal (they had marquees). Though this may not be a common occurrence, I would suggest bringing earplugs anyway as if you want the window open there will likely be an echoing of noise over the gardens, and it is an older house so quite creaky. Otherwise, the area is quiet. I didn't see any real local amenities, so you would want to ensure you got everything you needed in the city centre.
Bed was comfortable and clean, shower was hot. Room was large so I could even get some yoga in! Cute character around the house that was lovely to witness.
Lisa kindly allowed me to check in early, responding quickly to my messages, and also offered me to leave my marathon bag while I went running. Keys were given so I could then let myself in and out. A very considerate host that thinks of what you could need. Thanks Lisa!