TL;DR This is an okay spot if you're only planning to stay for a few days. For longer stays, I would *highly* caution against spending your time here and recommend looking elsewhere.
My partner and I have been traveling since early August and have spent time in ~15 Airbnbs over the past six months, so we've had quite a few experiences. Our stay here was the last, longest, and easily the least impressive of the whole bunch.
Our reservation started with Lisa contacting us a few days before arrival to let us know that we may have to check-in late since the fridge had broken over the holidays and they needed to replace it, but wouldn't be able to do that until after the holidays. That was fine, and she did a great job of coordinating and communicating that exchange. I really appreciated her expediting that.
However, shortly after we arrived it was clear that the fridge was a used model as the lights inside were flickering and it soon began to leak. When I told Lisa the fridge was leaking she wanted to make sure it got fixed, which I appreciated, but she was very forceful about the timeline, repeatedly ignoring my requests to find a mutually beneficial time and instead of pushing for a repair on a Sunday afternoon, sometime between 13:00 and 15:00. When I responded that this time wasn't good for us, she contacted Airbnb to have them hound me. Since we were left with no choice and were uncomfortable being in the home while the repairman was there due to Covid we ended up having to vacate the house for the entire afternoon.
That was just the beginning of the issues with the house and the apathy of the owner. The water pressure is borderline non-existent and the water easily takes a minimum of 5 minutes to get to temperature. When I brought these concerns up with Lisa she said:
"Yes, because the house is above the street the water pressure isn’t super strong. As far as the hot water, the colder weather could be affecting the time it takes to warm up."
And when I mentioned that the gardeners were being rather disruptive when they arrived every Wednesday at 09:00 and ran their leaf blowers for an hour, her response was that they come to her house earlier.
Add in the fact that early in the trip Lisa would pop by unannounced, that the porches surrounding the home are tinged with the constant din of traffic from the 134 and helicopters often fly by the home, sometimes circling for extended periods of time at late hours and I think y'all get the picture.