I was here for two nights. There are three things to consider before booking a stay here:
1. There is construction happening 10 feet from where you will be staying, and they work all day, including Saturdays. This is NOT on the property, but a next door neighbor, so there is not much the owner can do really. Double check that they have finished before booking or make sure you get up early and are out all day. To be fair, when I texted the homeowner he did offer to refund the stay. We weren't in a position to leave, and we ended up not being around much so it wasn't too much of an imposition.
2. To be generous, this place is cozy. If you are 5" 10" or under you will be fine. I am 6" 4". It is basically a renovated shed. The beds are twins and surrounded by a wooden frame. My feet were hanging off which made it difficult to sleep. Also the toilet is right next to two walls, so my right shoulder was pressed against one side, and my knees were flush on the other. I had to literally sit diagonally to do my business. Also there isn't exactly a door to the bathroom, it is more of a locking screen so it is not entirely private.
3. The shed you sleep in is behind a fence and past the main house on the property. The house is all windows, and the doors are open at night. The people on the property are not particularly welcoming. This is only relevant because you are walking deep into the property whenever you leave/return. This didn't bother me as much, but the woman I went with did not feel comfortable after an interaction with the homeowner.
The place is affordable, and the homeowner is very receptive via email.
Make sure to bring a laptop if you want to watch tv/movies though. The television they have there is quite small.