As a disclaimer, I've stayed in over 20 Airbnbs over my life, so my review is comparison to my other experiences. This place was alright, but perhaps not my cup of tea. The space felt a bit dingy and dark and needing some work done. It's likely a good place for people liking a more rustic and "homey" feel. I had to keep my curtains closed during the morning for privacy as another guest (whom they host right next to this unit) was in the backyard and had a direct view of us through the sliding door.
Our stay was also not enjoyable because of the numerous signs of directions/rules the host left everywhere (e.g., "don't do this" or "don't use that") in addition to the handbook of rules that made me feel micromanaged and anxious that I was going to do something wrong. I understand the intent of this, but it gives off a vibe of being unwelcoming and inhospitable. It's like being a guest at someone's home where they are so fussy and particular about everything that you feel like you are intruding.
On the plus, they provided some breakfast foods and their dog was a delight to meet when he came to our door. Lee was also accommodating in letting us check in slightly earlier.