My wife and I stayed here for a few days and definitely would return. This is the epitome of a great Airbnb experience: unique, charming, and personal, something that I feel is becoming harder to find lately.
Our favorite parts of the experience were the sliding glass doors that completely open up the house to the surrounding farm, relaxing in the hammocks on the deck while spying on the surrounding wildlife, and wandering the farm and snacking on fresh starfruit.
Be aware that it is a bit closer to glamping than you might expect. The bathrooms are separate from the house (via a covered walkway), the hot water can be a bit touchy, and the local fauna (coqui frogs especially) might bother light sleepers. But the house itself is spotlessly clean, well maintained and furnished, and it's hard to imagine a better way be connected to the surrounding nature.
The local host (Andrea) was also very attentive and thoughtful, and just generally interesting to chat with.