Esmeralda
An Esmeralda stays, cares for it, and the neighbours know her name.
You rent it to live in rather than to pass through. A year, or ten years — long enough to know the neighbours by name, and long enough for the garden to be yours.
Or share the home you already hold, with a woman your own age and stage of life. Two women, one beautiful house, and somebody to cook with on a Tuesday.
Your whole side of it is free. Always. The property owner pays, and every listing pays toward homes built on purpose for women who have none.
One let, and a brick laid.