tl;dr: listing has some accuracy issues, floors and carpet were not clean, not great for working.
I paid $53/night for 6 nights. This place is inexpensive and well worth that price, however there are some issues in this listing and cleanliness issues you should consider before booking.
This is a small studio apartment which seems to have been subdivided from a larger apartment. The space is private as is the entrance, however the door to the rest of the building inside the kitchen was weird (and secured by a small lock). We weren't concerned by this at all, but it is strange.
The floors and carpet were not clean when we arrived, but the kitchen and bathroom were clean enough. We did have to rewash some visibly dirty dishes but probably would have washed everything before use anyway.
The bed is not a memory foam mattress as stated in the photo captions. There is a different bedframe as well. The mattress provided is an older innerspring mattress that caused some allergy congestion. It was also so uncomfortable (very firm, springs poking you) that my partner slept on the couch for 3 of 6 nights. The couch is large and comfortable which was nice, but there were food crumbs in the cushions.
There is no Keurig machine—so don't bring or buy k-cups—but there is a drip machine. The kitchen is usable, but the pots and pans aren't great for making a meal. No sponge was provided to wash dishes, so we purchased that.
My partner and I both needed to work during our stay, and this place was not great for doing so. The wifi was slow (8 mbps down according to speedtest.net) that I had to use my phone's data to video conference, but was fast enough to stream shows with the Roku tv. The dining chairs are uncomfortable folding wooden chairs and the barstools are way too high and lack back support so there was no real workspace. This seating is fine for eating but bad for working.
The location was great for us since we drove, but if you plan on walking there are few options within a 15 minute walk. Bridgeport Coffee (cafe) is great, as is Martinez Supermarket (mostly a restaurant) and Maria's (a bar and liquor store). The walk to the Ashland Orange Line sucks—narrow sidewalk, lots of speeding on Archer. That mostly sums up things you can walk to in 10 minutes from this apartment. Parking was very easy at all hours of the day and all days of the week. Pay attention to street sweeping parking restrictions during summer months.
Finally the host is very responsive and accommodating. We had an issue with the door alarm that kept going off. The issue did not get resolved during our stay, but they sent someone out quickly to try to address the issue.
We were travelling with my assistance animal (a dog) and had no issues with the host. Some blocks nearby have grass and Bosley Park is nearby for walks.
If this place were cleaner and the listing was more accurate, this would have been a 5-star experience. Hopefully this review will help future guests have more realistic expectations of this place.