The house itself is super cute with nearly everything one would need for a short stay. The living room, kitchen, and bathroom are all modern and fully functional. The A/C doesn't really reach the bathroom or loft bedroom, so I used the provided fans. Also the listing promised two portable hotplate style burners, and I found only one. No big deal, and I made due.
Travelers who are taller, larger, or have mobility issues should note that the ceilings are low in many places, due to the loft bedroom. The bathroom ceiling was low, and anyone taller than 6' might have an issue. Also, the loft bedroom basically requires one to walk up very narrow steps and crawl into bed under a very low ceiling. It was doable for me, but may not be for everyone.
The hosts were very attentive and response at first. I reported to them an issue with the old wooden stairs that led to the front door being wobbly and unsafe, and they responded right away, even coming over to attempt to fix it.
However, as I was driving away on my final day, I found my car's tire had been slashed. It was parked on the street, per the instructions the hosts gave me. When I messaged them about it, I got no response whatsoever. The tire was punctured on the sidewall, with a large cleanly torn hole - meaning it would only have happened by a person stabbing it. The hosts need to find a safer place for guests to park or install security cameras on that side of the property. Spending four hours getting a new tire was not how I wanted to spend my final day in Austin.