The listing description and photos are very accurate. We were happy with the cleanliness and roominess of the apartment, and the king-size bed was wonderfully comfortable (they even provided both firm and soft pillows!) Although we never met Mike, he was quick to respond to questions and requests via text. (His wife did come out to say hi as we were leaving one morning.) The neighborhood is tree-lined and very quiet, yet close to a vibrant area of shops (there's a Giant grocery store and CVS Pharmacy less than a half mile away) and eateries; try Florida Avenue Grill for southern home cooking! Bus and Metro stops were also quite close by for easy access to downtown D.C. We used Uber quite a bit, however, as they responded very quickly and were quite reasonably priced.
A couple of observations: this apartment is NOT handicap accessible! There is a steep set of stairs to climb to get from street level to the house, then another short set to get down to the English basement apt. Also remember this is not a hotel, so you will hear the family walking on the floor above you. (This will not be bothersome unless you, like me, need silence and complete darkness to get to sleep!) And there is NO TV, although their Wi-Fi was excellent, so we were able to stream shows using Netflix on our laptop. (Yes, after a long day of walking and sightseeing, it was nice to relax with a glass of wine and watch a couple of episodes of NCIS before going to bed!)
All in all, we were quite satisfied with our stay, especially since the cost was about half what it would have been to stay in a D.C. hotel during Cherry Blossom Festival time!