Overall, Celia's place is really beautiful - the pictures are completely accurate, and it wound up immediately feeling like a little home to come back to. It's a great amount of space too - we were able to relax and hang out not in bedrooms, which made for a more family vacation feeling.
The shower is incredible, which seems like a silly detail, but when you've stayed places without one, this is MUCH appreciated.
Heat was a bit fiddly - took us an effort to actually get the place warm (I think maybe previous guests had turned all the individual radiators off, so the main heating unit didn't kick them on.) We did get it running though, and the place was very comfortable.
The beds and duvets were probably the only negative - the beds are very worn, so some of the mattresses feel like hammocks, but others were fine. The duvets weren't actually big enough for the beds. I'm a small person, so it wasn't a problem for me, but even without a person, the duvet didn't cover the end of the bed. There also isn't a loose sheet between the bed and the duvet - I know that's more of a common practice in Scotland, but as a guest, it feels a bit weird to just be using someone's blanket. These were the only cons though, and to be honest - I'd definitely stay here again!
The weather was temperamental (it actually snowed a few of the days) so we taxi-d everywhere - very few places cost more than 8 pounds to get to, so (we felt) that was pretty cost effective. Obviously walking would be cheaper, and Dean Village is pretty accessible, but if you're wanting to go across town, a taxi is a pretty good option.