The photos make the house look new, but in reality it's an old house that has been flipped. It was fine, though, just something to keep in mind.
The biggest concern was security/location. There's not a real driveway, and at first we missed the house because it's very unassuming and nestled between some abandoned houses/sheds. The outside of the house could use some TLC, and it wasn't quite what we were expecting since we arrived late at night. We had no problem with check in, though.
The house is right off the main road, and the cars going by are quite loud and can be heard from inside the house. Thankfully, it's not a high-traffic area, so we didn't have trouble with noise throughout the night (although bringing earbuds may be a safe bet).
Inside, the house is exactly as pictured, though. It is nicely decorated and very cute, we felt right at home once we were inside. The layout was open and everyone felt like they had enough room to spread out. The furniture was comfortable and the beds even moreso (they were more soft than firm, but I loved it). The inside was clean, although a little bare on supplies.
Guests should also be aware that one of the bathrooms is pretty tight. I am petite, but even I had to sit sideways on the toilet and my knees were still touching the wall. Not a problem for a couple days, but that could be a problem for some for a longer stay.
I also appreciate the straightforward check out process. At most airbnbs, it feels like you spend most of your check out morning cleaning, but David had a simple procedure and we were able to relax the morning of. David was also very communicative and quick to respond, which we also appreciated.