The Infinity House

A co-living space for gifted, sensitive, neurodivergent adults who are tired of shrinking to fit.

You’ve been told you’re too intense, too emotional, too smart to be struggling—but the truth is, the world wasn’t built for how your brain works.

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Infinity House is a private, neurodivergent-affirming home in Arvada, Colorado for multi-passionate adults with "rainforest minds"—those who crave depth, freedom, and a space where they don’t have to mask.

Just aligned community, clear systems, and space to grow.

This is for you if:

• You want to live with people who get your intensity and ideas

• You’re building a career or creative life and need less executive function overwhelm

• You want both autonomy and meaningful connection

• You’re tired of traditional roommates, isolating apartments, or living with family

What’s included:

• Private bedroom in a partially furnished 3-bedroom duplex

• Stocked kitchen, laundry, utilities, Wi-Fi included

• Optional weekly shared meal

• Co-created agreements around quiet hours, guests, cleaning

• Walkable access to trails, transit, and creative culture

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Infinity House is not a program. It’s a space designed for people who are ready to live in alignment with how they’re wired—without having to explain themselves.

Now accepting interest for future residents.

Live somewhere that honors your complexity.
Build something infinite.

A foundation for professional growth 

Housing often lacks the support and community needed for people to grow professionally to have a purpose filled life.  Once people have the security of community living, they can focus on pursuing their passion and growing as a professional.

Decrease burnout and feel more energized with systems and collaboration

Living independently can be exhausting and unsustainable for anyone, especially gifted, sensitive, and neurodivergent adults who face barriers to inclusion.  Community living with flexible systems can be a way to communicate and work together in a way that leverages the unique strengths that each person brings.

Privacy and Connection

  Everyone deserves a sense of belonging in a space that respects their need for privacy. People also need opportunities for connection whether it is occasionally cooking or eating together, watching a movie, playing video games, planning a game night, or going for a bike ride.