Easy check-in, quick communication, and excellent location.
Having said that, I am surprised that only one out of the other 50+ reviews mentions the noise level. The listing says that this space is "semi-detached". The place has an entrance from the back yard, and up a small flight of stairs. There is a small living room (which I'm not sure I would class as a second bedroom), a bedroom, a small bathroom, and a small hall connecting the three. There is a door in the hall and in the bathroom that directly connect to the living space of the rest of the house, and there are very thin walls between them. We were travelling while moving across country with our dogs, and we would not have booked this place had the proximity to the rest of the house been apparent. We could clearly hear every spoken and televised word from the other side of the house, and either David or his daughter and a friend were home at most times. We felt embarrassed to use the restroom when we could clearly hear people on the other side of the wall, and felt like we needed to whisper so as not to have our conversations overheard. It made for a very uncomfortable stay, especially since we feared any small noise our dogs made even in play would be ill perceived.
The shower had good pressure and temperature, but the spigot is short if you are above 5'9".
The back garden was overgrown, and the small back patio was unkempt, so we did not spend time there. (Side note- the back yard is not fully fenced in.)
In my opinion, this space would be fine for one or two travelers who work or explore all day (and aren't easily woken up by the potential sound of a washing machine/dishwasher at 7 AM). The bed was comfy, and both the bedroom and the living room got pleasant sunlight. The living room has a futon that can fold down into a bed, and second small couch. I feel that with some re-wording on the listing for clarity, that this space could be a great place for travelers looking for these specifics.