The Airbnb wasn’t what I expected but nevertheless I still enjoyed my time. I think it’s important to know the layout to understand what space is private and what is not before booking. You enter the room from the back of the house through a sliding door (that you must leave unlocked to get back in) which takes you to the living room area. This area has a camera in it and is separated by a glass sliding door to the kitchen so I don’t really consider it to be a private area. The kitchen is shared with the house tenants. I only used the fridge and microwave so I can’t speak to how the other appliances work. The fridge was very smelly initially but thankfully the host cleaned it out. The laundry room is connected to the kitchen via a door and is also shared. The machines work great and the host provides laundry detergent.
The part of the Airbnb that is truly private is the bedroom and bathroom. It is connected to the living area with a door that requires a key.
The fridge pictured in the living area is not plugged in and is used by the host to store things I believe. There is no place to plug it in. This didn’t bother me since I had access to the full size fridge in the kitchen.
On my first night at the Airbnb the power went out for 3+ hours. Not the host’s fault but it was inconvenient since the power came back on in the rest of the neighborhood except the Airbnb. The hosts tried to help as much as they could and were very apologetic.
The wifi needs to be reset every 2-3 days since it will go out like clockwork.

I also had an issue with bugs. Again this is not the hosts fault as the backyard has a lot of foliage but i got a few visitors including spiders, earwigs, and roaches. The host directed me to the bug spray and all was well.
The bed was uncomfortable and I bought a memory foam mattress topper which did the trick. I left it at the Airbnb so that shouldn’t be an issue in the future hopefully.
The shower didn’t have a door and I slipped and fall because all the water splattered. Just make sure to put a towel near the bathtub to prevent this.
During my stay I never ran into the tenants living in the house.
Overall, after a few hiccups in the beginning, the remainder of my stay was great. It gets cold some nights but the mini heater in the room does a good job of keeping everything warm and toasty. Joy and Jennifer were very accommodating + amazing hosts and even offered me a refund when there were issues with the wifi.
Definitely recommend this Airbnb if you are ok with all of the above.