We stayed at the Pritchard House in Nashville. While quaint and quite old, the house itself was in a solid location and offers good space for the value. However, I'd be VERY wary of dealing with StayLocal management, given a couple things we encountered:
On Saturday at 11pm, we returned from dinner and the coded lock was no longer working. We were unable to get into the house (and or belongings) at all for ~90 mins. StayLocal was not responsive to any messages that night. Ultimately, a neighbor heard us and luckily had a key for another entrance. In the meanwhile, we had to book a hotel room and stressfully plan for contingencies. StayLocal did not respond until the following morning. And after quite a bit of negotiation, StayLocal was only able to offer $50 as compensation for costs incurred + a lot of stress. That's fine, I get it, but should have better emergency process...
The next day - StayLocal sent a sudden message charging us a $100 for a doorknob that was disconnected from the door. This doorknob was disconnected from the start of our stay, but we chalked it up to the house being old. It was also easy to work around, and had quite a simple fix (the screw was loose and needed to be tightened, we just didn't have a screwdriver). Without inquiring at all, they charged us this fee to cover an existing issue. This being on the same old / warped door for which the lock was not working! This seemed like clear extortion from this property company.
Ultimately these are issues you get from staying with a Property Management Co rather than an individual owner. Most likely you don't run into them, but fair warning: it's not pleasant when you do.
Final note that StayLocal may respond with: We did leave our packed bags neatly in the corner of the living room for 3 hours after our checkout, though we had vacated the property.