What Shared Living Means to Us

At Singleton Legacy Homes, shared living isn’t just about sharing space—it’s about building a community.

It’s about creating a place where people can reclaim their stability while being supported—not supervised. It’s about respect, structure, boundaries, and most importantly—belonging.

It’s Not a Shelter. It’s a Home.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t just a place to sleep. It’s not a shelter, and it’s not a space where people are left to be forgotten.

Our homes are carefully designed to promote:

• Safety and peace of mind

• Dignity through clean, welcoming environments

• Accountability through clear expectations and shared responsibilities

• Growth—because we believe people can and do change when given the chance

Everyone who enters our doors is expected to participate in making the house a home. That includes helping with upkeep, following the rules, and contributing to a culture of mutual respect.

Why Shared Living Works

We believe isolation is part of what breaks people down. Connection is what builds them back up.

Shared living offers something that traditional housing often doesn’t: consistent, daily contact with others who are also working to rebuild. That creates opportunities for:

• Peer support

• Natural accountability

• Shared wisdom

• A sense of not being alone

We’ve seen the impact shared meals, casual conversations, and everyday cooperation can have. They build confidence. They build trust. They build momentum.

It’s Not for Everyone—And That’s Okay

Shared living requires flexibility, maturity, and a willingness to grow. It’s not about control—it’s about commitment. That’s why we’re intentional about who moves in, how they’re welcomed, and how we maintain harmony.

Because when done right, shared living becomes something powerful:

A home where healing happens.
A space where community thrives.
A launchpad for a new chapter.

More Than Just a Roof

At Singleton Legacy Homes, we’re not just offering a bed—we’re offering the chance to start again. A safe space. A clean slate. A journey renewed.

That’s what shared living means to us.

And we can’t wait to welcome people into it.