I'll preface by saying I've been visiting New Orleans since 1978 and am quite familiar with the city. For me, this place has the idea location. Walking distance to Audubon Park, Magazine Street (with its Whole Foods, shops, coffee places and restaurants--check out Picnic Provisions and Boulangerie) and the Winn-Dixie Supermarket, and just a couple of blocks from a great casual neighborhood restaurant, Frankie & Johnny's and what might be the city's best po boy sandwiches at Domilise's. I really enjoyed walking around the neighborhood as well, with its quiet streets and lovely houses.
I'll give a couple of caveats on the location. First, it's pretty far away from downtown and the French Quarter--way too far to walk. A bus will take you there but it doesn't come very often so you would have to allow an hour or so. And the city bike share program doesn't operate in the neighborhood. However, I found that Lyft rides only cost around $15 and will get you to the French Quarter or most any other location in 15-20 minutes. Second, as other residents have noted, the freight train tracks are very close by and they sound their very loud horns at all hours. I actually didn't find this particularly a problem. I was bothered more on a couple of windy nights by the next-door neighbor's noisy wind chimes. But even that didn't bother me enough to use the white noise devices Neely thoughtfully provided.
As for the place itself, it's very clean, spacious, pleasant and comfortable. Well equipped with a couple of relatively minor exceptions. The living room could use a coffee table, and the lovely bright kitchen could use a small counter with a couple of stools so one could have breakfast there. (It's also the warmest room in the house so it's nice to be there on cool sunny mornings). And it could use some instructions for the (two) ROKU televisions. I actually have ROKU at home so was able to figure it out, but if my wife were there alone, for example, she would be completely lost. Of course, we are on the older side and tech-savvy young people might find it no problem.
Neely was very responsive--always answered my questions within minutes. The one caveat here is that when I humbly asked for a tea kettle to use during my two-week stay, she didn't respond. Hey, it's a useful item for a lot of people and only $15-20!
Finally, I gave it five stars for value. That would certainly be the case if all three bedrooms were being used. I was there part of the time by myself and part with my wife, and probably could have found a smaller place for less. But you can compare and judge for yourself.