Marcelo's place is a great value. It was only my husband, daughter, and I staying in this big 4-bedroom house. The house has all the basics but not a lot of frills. Beds are all identical and comfortable. Every window has black-out curtains (great for letting the baby nap!). Bathrooms had shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Towels were soft and clean. The kitchen is basic but workable. We cooked some simple meals there during our stay. There is an absolutely gigantic TV in the living room that mesmerized all three of us. The living room doesn't have a couch, instead a day bed. It's unusual but with a few pillows borrowed from a bedroom, very comfortable.
My husband did use an upstairs bedroom to work from. Wifi was great even for video conferences. The chair at the desk was "incredibly comfortable", according to my husband. He had no complaints at all. With the baby and I downstairs, he says he couldn't even hear us. GREAT place for digital nomads.
Notable is that if you do have a larger group, the kitchen table only sits 4. There's a 6-person table outside, weather permitting. It seems like a good place for a large group to stay who doesn't intend to do much cooking.
Nearby we found some great, easy hikes at a place called the Monastery.
For history nerds, this place is really interesting. It's a part of a registered historic landmark: a preserved mill workers housing complex from the mid-1800's. It's a quick 5-10 minute walk to see all the brick homes. Very interesting imagining all the people who'd previously passed through the doors. Unfortunately, the inside of the house has been renovated enough to have lost many of its original charms. But the outside is cool.