The house was really nice: cozy, and comfortable. There were just a few problems.
The kitchen was well equipped with plates, pots, glasses, etc., but had nothing in the way of cooking basics, like oil, salt and pepper.
There is only space to park two cars, and the second car is going to be on the sidewalk no matter what. For most travelers that's not going to be a big deal, but if parts of your group arrive separately, it's a pain. In our case, we were evacuating for Hurricane Ian with family, a friend, and pets, so we had three cars full of people, animals, and stuff. This caused some problems during our stay.
Some of the neighbors are aggressive about parking, particularly on the street, and we felt like they were constantly watching us come and go. It felt quite hostile and uncomfortable. Since we arrived with an extra car, we parked temporarily on the street near the property line while we unloaded, moved the garbage cans from the curb, and dealt with some pet issues. Within 20 minutes, she was at the door complaining about parking on her grass. Yeah, one tire may have actually been a few feet over the property line, but it was not on the grass, and nowhere near their driveway. Also, while we were packing to leave on the last day one of the neighbors walking her dog asked aggressively if we were leaving.
We had one extremely strange event where the young adult "kids" were home while the rest of us were out and about. We got a panicked text message that a tow truck was lined up with the driveway about to tow my car! Fortunately, the truck left before we got back and without a confrontation. While it's possible that it was some kind of mistaken location or even a random attempted theft, the timing made us paranoid that a neighbor had called to have our car towed off the sidewalk, and the only reason it wasn't was because it happened to be a model that requires a flat-bed, and that truck couldn't tow it safely. Thus for the most of rest of the stay, we ended up parking TWO of our cars elsewhere.
There is definitely a sense that the neighbors do not like having an Airbnb in their neighborhood, and are going to make sure that guests know all about it.
And even with the car issues, the most annoying issue was that the toilets backed up _really_ easily. We were warned that the plumbing is very old, and so we were very careful to not flush anything inappropriate, and to not flush too much at once, but still had trouble with wet bathroom floors. Whatever it was, it always managed to clear up before the plumber arrived, so there was nothing to fix. We went through several of the host's beach towels keeping things dry.