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Every home has a house manager, house rules everyone agrees to, and video security covering the shared areas.
Independent Living Made Affordable
All-inclusive short-term or permanent group home for able, independent adults 55+ in Lubbock, Texas.
Adults 55+
Independent
Non Assisted Living
Affordable
All-inclusive
Who we are
A safe, stable place to belong.
At Serenity House, we believe our seniors deserve a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home. We are especially committed to serving independent adults 55 and older, a community we believe deserves greater access to housing that provides dignity, comfort, and connection.
Our homes are designed for seniors who are able to live independently however may be looking for a more affordable alternative to traditional senior housing. Residents have the option of a private or semi-private bedroom while sharing comfortable, well-maintained common areas such as the kitchen, living room, and outdoor spaces.
More than just a place to live, Serenity House is about creating a respectful community where seniors can maintain their independence, feel connected, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having a safe and affordable home.
- Belonging
- Dignity
- Private & semi-private rooms
- Shared kitchens & living rooms
- Outdoor spaces
Partner with us
Refer a Client to Us
We partner with local organizations, case managers, and community programs to help adults 55+ find safe, affordable housing that supports independent living.
If you’re working with someone who can live independently but is looking for a more affordable housing option, we welcome your referral. Our goal is to provide a comfortable home where every resident is treated with dignity and respect.
Have someone who may be a good fit? Submit their information below. We review all referrals within 2 hours and will reach out to discuss next steps.
What is included
Everything you need to feel settled.
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Private Bedrooms
Shared Bedrooms
Shared Common Areas
Designated Smoking Area
Social Activities
Outdoor Space
Medication Reminders
Transportation Resources
Medication reminders are a non-clinical courtesy, not medical care. Specific inclusions, availability, and rates are confirmed during the inquiry process.
Ready to see if a room is the right fit?
WHAT RESIDENTS GET
Inside a Serenity home
Stable
Shared and private room options offer a comfortable place to recharge, with utilities, laundry, Wi-Fi, and meals included from the first day.
Connected
Neighbors who look out for one another, shared meals and common rooms, and help keeping track of appointments and outside services.
Inclusive
Our homes welcome people from every background. Each house is gender-specific, and we live by the principles of the Fair Housing Act.
Specific inclusions, availability, and rates are confirmed during the inquiry process.
Who we serve
Independent living, with stability and dignity.
Serenity House gives independent adults age 55+ a safe, affordable home with familiar routines, welcoming shared spaces, and people nearby.
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Facing a life change
- Seniors who recently lost a spouse and don't want to live alone
- Independent seniors leaving a hospital or rehab stay who need a safe place to land
- Seniors who lost housing due to a rent increase, a sold property, a family change, or an eviction
- Seniors relocating to Lubbock to be closer to family who need an affordable place of their own
On a fixed income
- Seniors 55+ on Social Security or a fixed income who can no longer afford rent on their own
- Seniors waiting on subsidized housing or a voucher who need somewhere stable now
- Seniors receiving SSI or disability benefits who manage their own daily care
Veterans & specialized programs
- Senior veterans, including those using VA housing assistance or HUD-VASH vouchers
- Older adults in stable, long-term recovery seeking a sober, supportive living environment
- Older adults rebuilding after incarceration who can live independently and follow house rules
Any independent adult 55+
- Any independent adult 55+ who wants to live independently, with dignity, in a place they can call home
Know someone who belongs here? Let’s start the conversation.
A good fit means independent
Housing, not personal or medical care.
Serenity House is not assisted living. Residents care for themselves, manage their own medications, and move about independently.
This is a home, not a facility. Residents keep their own room, routine, and decisions, with the comfort of a community around them.
Essential resident requirements
These standards help make sure independent co-living is a safe and appropriate fit.
Age
Must be 55 years or older.
Daily decisions
Must be coherent and able to make day-to-day decisions.
Personal care
Must care for themselves and manage their own medications.
Emergency safety
Must get out of bed and evacuate independently in an emergency.
Reserve a room · Refer a client
Submit your information
Whether you are reserving a bed for yourself or referring a client, start with two quick questions. We will only ask what fits your situation — more detail simply helps us move faster.
Questions? Call us.
The Heart Behind Serenity House
Our story, and why this home exists.
Long before Serenity House had a name, there was a boy growing up in a woman's group home in East Texas, living there with his mother and his sister. He never knew most of the women's stories — some were leaving domestic situations, some simply needed an affordable place to get back on their feet, and others never spoke of it at all. He was just a child; he never asked.
What he understands now is what that home gave them: safety, structure, and dignity. This became home — and within that house families found stability. In that house there was support, and every family was better than how they came
That boy grew into an adult, but he never forgot the people who were there for his family when they needed help. Serenity House exists to be that someone for others: affordable, independent co-living for adults 55+, where older adults are welcomed through the same open door that once opened for that young man and his family. And that boy? He's still here — part of the ownership family behind it all. Around here, some stories are shared, not signed. What matters is that we know firsthand what a caring home can give back to a person — because it was given to us all.
From us — to all of our future residents — welcome.
Got questions? We have answers.
Frequently asked questions.
A few of the questions we hear most from residents, families, and case managers. If yours is not here, ask us through the form above or call 806-779-4966.
For Seniors & Families
For Case Managers & Referral Partners
Still have questions? Reach out and we’ll walk you through it.