I stayed for a week and it was good for what I needed (I was in town visiting friends). Great water pressure, solid design, pretty clean.
It's ~10-15 min from central Austin by car - and there's a bus line a short walk away that goes directly downtown. It made getting around the city easy. I would not recommend this spot if you don't have a vehicle, unless you're good with taking Ubers to everything - grocery store, restaurants, etc. - because the neighborhood is in the process of gentrification so you won't find much around.
For the downsides - I had some minor issues with the house. The fridge was dirty, so I ended up starting my trip by cleaning it. The lights over the kitchen sink flickered on/off. And in the middle of the night during my stay, a canvas picture attached with command strips fell off the wall and crashed to the bathroom floor (that gave me a scare!).
This isn't a downside because it's apparent in the listing but note that there is no oven or dryer in the unit.
There was also road construction happening directly in front of the house the entire time I was there, so I ended up parking on the street a little farther from the house than I'd want. A neighbor mentioned it had been happening for months, so I was bit frustrated to have not known that beforehand because I was working remotely.
I will say the hosts were very responsive and kind! Overall, a nice stay but for the price, I think I'd try to find a regular 1B apartment in more central location on my next visit.