After a long marriage ends, the home you once shared can feel hollow—or hopeful. This book is for the woman in her fifties, sixties, or beyond who is ready to build a living space that answers only to her. Not a smaller version of the family house, not a placeholder until the next chapter, but a home that fits your actual life: how you sleep, cook, read, host, and rest. With calm, practical guidance, Rhoda Kilbride Tarrant walks you through every stage—from deciding what you truly need, to finding the right place, to making it both beautiful and manageable on your own. You will learn how to handle the financial realities solo, declutter with purpose, and arrange rooms that support your habits and your health. The emotional side is addressed with equal care: the grief, the freedom, the quiet Sundays, and the slow joy of choosing your own wallpaper. This is not about starting over. It is about starting exactly where you are. Part of The Later-Life Divorce Library.