We investigate the limit shape of the single-source model for stochastic sandpiles on the integer line subject to $p$--topplings. In this model, an initial configuration of $n\in\mathbb{N}$ particles is placed at the origin and stabilized according to a random toppling rule depending on $p\in (0,1)$: an unstable vertex sends exactly one particle to its left neighbor with probability $p$, and independently sends exactly one particle to its right neighbor with probability $p$. We prove that as $n \to \infty$, the macroscopic limit shape of the final stable configuration is a symmetric interval around the origin. Furthermore, by analyzing the center of mass martingale, we establish a central limit theorem for the boundary fluctuations, showing that after proper rescaling, they converge to a Gaussian distribution.