Don't recommend. We booked our place in March, and then days before our end-of-July stay the owners sold the house and unceremoniously informed us that our reservation was cancelled but that we could rebook with Rowland. Rowland said it was ok to rebook, and since we were just days out after quite a hassle we were able to rebook, at a higher rate.
When we arrived we found an overgrown lot and saw that the place is literally right next to the freeway, and relatively loud. We fought our way through spider webs all around the doorway to discover that the code Rowland had sent us to unlock the front door didn't work. After about 45 minutes of trying to reach him we finally got through and he had us try a different code that did work.
Inside the apartment we realized that it's a relatively dark unit under the main house. The inside of the refrigerator was filthy. Later we discovered that there was no shampoo or laundry detergent, and they'd left only 2 towels and 2 washcloths for the 3 of us. I let Rowland know all of this but he was relatively unresponsive. After a few days he said that he'd been unable to get "a cleaning crew" out.
There's no air conditioning, so sleeping is a sweaty experience. It's a long-ish walk to campus, through homeless encampments. The shrew-like neighbor next door made a point to let us know, in no uncertain terms, how much she hates having an Airbnb next door. We had stepped on her driveway and some plain dirt to get to the apartment (in order to avoid the overgrown tree looming over the driveway of the Airbnb unit) and she couldn't stop talking about how she's going to put a fence there to avoid people like us stepping on her property.
There must be at least a zillion better spots to stay than this one. Avoid.