I've stayed at many airbnbs and each and every one has it's plus and minuses.
This is definitely one of the better ones I've stayed at and the only thing I would note as a minus is that if you're a light sleeper or are alerted very easily, just know that the sound travels through the house. I used the heavy blanket on my bed to put over my bedroom door to block sound and light from coming in.
Anything else of a minor inconvenience are things that I wouldn't be able to live with in my own house but while on vacation seems irrelevant. Loose fixtures that could easily be adjusted with a screwdriver and gaps in doors which make them rattle in a necessarily but can be fixed with a folded piece of paper towel when you close them.
On the plus side, a very comfortable bed and the convenience of a desk to work at, with an actual comfy office computer chair made up for it. I might be a little bit more critical in that I got sick and basically quarantine myself in that room and sell for myself it was a waste of money to be on vacation with, but the place was accommodating.
Betty is an awesome host and she gets right back to you immediately and her family who I met along the way were very nice and engaging.
I would definitely stay here again.