I stayed 3 nights during December and January, and I have to say I was a little disappointed.
When we arrived it felt a bit like we were arriving at a junk yard: there was a pile of old metal next to the gate, about 3 or 4 abandoned cars at the edge of the property as well as a caravan, and the bbq area was a mess of boat cleaning stuff and tarps. Not a great first impression. Yes, the view is nice once you sit on the porch and look out as you don't quite see those things from that angle but it's not quite what you are expecting.
The interior is just as shown, but considering it is relatively far away from any shops and the whole point is that you spend time on the property it would have been nice to have a more complete kitchen arrangement (we ended up buying 6 wine glasses which we left there, and also bought a rack for the grill, which we also left).
The bed is okay, but sags a bit in the middle and the sheets are a little worn and didn't fit properly.
Also, unfortunately the title of the property "Kingdom of peace" is a tad gratuitous, as there is considerable noise throughout the day and night as other reviewers have mentioned: with mopeds speeding by on the street down the road and a neighbours dog barking uncontrollably for hours on end at any time of day or night (not the owners fault of course!)
That's not to say its all bad - the fire stove was a treat, I loved the fact that it runs off grid, and the stars are breathtaking at night. It's also close to Inca which is a big town if you need supplies, and close to a number of the big mountain attractions in the North of the Island which are stunning.
Ultimately my gripes are more to do with a lack of detail- especially for the price per night. If we had paid around 80 a night I would have had no problem at all, but when you compare other properties at the 112 euro mark, this place does not quite hit the mark. Hopefully these suggestions get fixed, as it's a lovely area.