Let's start with this Airbnb's strengths. The beds are super comfortable! Heather even ensured prior to our arrival that each room was set up properly for our family. That was much appreciated. The place is thoughtfully equipped with ample bedside charging, towels and toiletries, and suggestions on things to do and places to eat nearby. However, like much of LA, be prepared to drive to most of the suggested places. Fortunately, if you do have a car, parking is rather easy. We always had a spot right in front of the house on the street. The neighborhood is quite nice, too, and provides for a nice walk.
This Airbnb has a first-place-after-college feel. The furniture is interesting, but old and worn. The kitchen is dingy and poorly laid out. In general, the house is old and it feels like there is a layer of grime on everything. There is one bathroom with a claw foot tub that gets rather slick inside when showering. Also, when showering, be prepared for the floor to get pretty wet thanks to the awkward dual shower curtain situation around the tub.
The place does have central air-conditioning, which was great given we stayed during a heat wave. However, access to control the temperature is locked by the host. Rather annoying. It got very warm overnight as the Nest didn't sense any movement (because were were sleeping) and turned off.
The exterior of the house is rather unkept and not very welcoming. Kind of a bummer to be greeted by dying plants and refuse each time you enter the gate.
All that said, I'd say this is a typical Silver Lake Airbnb. We've stayed in three different places in Silver Lake, and they've each been a little funky.