I stayed here for four weeks with two friends; we were each working remotely in some capacity so we became very familiar with the ins-and-outs of the house. We communicated several times with the host as well. We enjoyed our stay and it worked out well for what we were looking for, but there were several things that should be mentioned.
If your stay is during the summer heat, the house does struggle with it's air conditioning. We had to buy an additional fan for the upstairs, and the bottom bedroom and kitchen do not sync up well with the temperature that the AC is set for; it can get hot!
If you are planning to work remotely then you'll need to improvise for WiFi. After our first day we had to go to Costco to buy a new router for the house. With the three of us on it, we were getting less than 5 mb down which is pretty much unusable. After we bought a new router the problem was solved—for our stay—but the host declined to buy it off of us (at purchase price). Therefore, you'll probably be in the same situation as us and need to figure something out if you are planning to work remotely.
We bought a lot of additional things for the house such as: outdoor grill, outdoor folding table, cast iron pans, additional kitchen cooking utensils, and the fan for the upstairs. We bought these items pretty much with the intention of leaving them because it was going to make our stay better, but we never got any sort of thank you from the hosts which was a little disappointing. We were not looking for any compensation, but some acknowledgment would have been nice.
Overall, we warmed up to the house and neighborhood but it definitely took some time to settle in. The host was mostly responsive and mowed the lawn for us both times we asked which was really appreciated. It was clean upon arrival and had a lot of necessities for making it your home for however long your stay will be.