Nothing was overtly "wrong" with this listing. However, it just missed the mark in practically every way.
The wi-fi didn't work, so I couldn't get any work done from the listing on my business trip, which was a problem. But worse, the router isn't located anywhere within the bungalow (a thorough search couldn't find it) so I couldn't reset it or try to troubleshoot the wifi. Not great.
The neighborhood was sketchy enough to make my girlfriend feel very uncomfortable (this isn't the host's fault, but it's still really worth mentioning). The place is surrounded by abandoned construction sites and long stretches of zero lighting on the walk home at night. Not ideal for solo female travelers. Also, a homeless guy was camped in front of the gate during the entire stay. Again, not the host's responsibility, and not specifically a danger or threat, but still something to note as many travelers would be super uncomfortable with that element.
The bed frame was also broken, with a piece just lying there in the room. Not a huge deal, but just kind of weird.
The coffee was clearly incredibly old—I couldn't drink it, and I can drink ANYTHING—and there wasn't any "breakfast" even though it was listed as an amenity.
All in all, it's a cute place with nice little touches, but it's just not worth the money. If this was $45/night, it would be fine. Not worth $140.