I rely heavily on reviews when I'm choosing airbnbs and so appreciate the full assessments from previous guests about what was great and what would have been nice to know in advance, so I'll do my best to capture both! Here are the pros and the cons:

(Caveat: we stayed here for a full month, so some things may be different for shorter term stays, or for a different season.)
Pros:
-Affordable homes with a spacious deck, private outdoor space, and water views and access aren't the easiest to come by, so it's definitely a great find from that standpoint!
-We had a really relaxing escape from our city life and overall enjoyed our stay.
-Spotlessly clean.
-Walking around the neighborhood is great; you can walk right to the marina from the house for a really peaceful and gorgeous water views (not for swimming).
-The hammock was great.
-The outdoor shower was a delight. (see the drawbacks on this, though, below)
-The deck is huge and really quite nice! We did yoga on the deck, and worked from the table outside. We probably spent 75% of our time on that deck. It's a really great space!
-We had one issue with the AC and Bobby was there to fix it immediately. Very responsive.
-Kitchen is extremely well stocked. There's a great TJs nearby and it was nice to have the grill.
-Bobby does a lot of fishing and so he brought us fresh tuna and mahi mahi during our stay, which was such a treat and so generous.
Here's what you should know and consider before you stay:
-Trains and Planes= loud noise: this home is right along a commuter train line and also right in the flight path from providence airport, so low (loud) planes and frequent (loud) trains are coming by all day and even some at night. Again, this didn't ruin our stay necessarily, but if you're looking for true "peace and quiet" or something that feels remote, know that this probably won't feel like that.
-Bobby is a VERY hands-on host. By that, I mean that he was on the property to get things from his garage, and also needed to get things from his closets (in the master bedroom) and basement spaces several times a week, which meant we had to plan around his schedule. Some of these were last minute and unfortunately not always at convenient times. Some guests may totally not mind this at all, and even like getting to have such regular contact with the host. For us, this was unexpected, and also a little challenging with all the risks that come from someone else regularly entering the house during a pandemic. -He prefers that the blinds be down all the time. This means that you can't see the views of the water, which is a big part of what makes the house so special! In addition, the blinds are kind of broken, so this was less than ideal.
-Note that pets are allowed (yay!), but that also means that you can tell pets have been living there! If you are allergic to animals at all, just something to note.
-The creek is beautiful at high tide, but very marshy at low tide. We were there in August and in high heat, so this may not be true all year round, but when the tide is out, the fishy smell is quite strong.
-Because of exposure, rain and humidity, the porch furniture easily becomes mildewed and moldy.
-The outdoor shower has no barrier or walls at all, so you really do need to shower in a bathing suit. It's better suited for a rinse, than for a proper shower, but we enjoyed it anyway.-There is only 1 AC unit in the living room, and so the bedroom never really got cooled down and was quite hot, which made sleeping somewhat difficult. Again, we were there in high heat of August, so may not be an issue at other times of the year.
-The couch is extremely soft, which some people may like and others might find very uncomfortable.
Overall, we had a nice stay, but there were definitely some things we wish we had known in advance, or had been made explicit before our arrival!