About Seattle Sober Living
Seattle Sober Living is a structured sober living and recovery housing provider in Seattle, Washington, offering safe, supportive transitional homes for men in recovery from substance use.
Founded in 2015 as one of Seattle's first structured sober homes, the program combines live in staff support, daily accountability and an optional mentoring model rather than passive housing alone.
Residents and reviewers consistently praise the welcoming community and strong structure.
What kind of recovery support does Seattle Sober Living offer?
Seattle Sober Living provides structured sober living and transitional housing built around community, accountability and daily routine.
The program includes recovery meeting attendance, daily check ins, curfews and frequent random drug and alcohol testing.
An optional one on one mentoring program offers practical life skills support, with continued mentoring and testing available after move out.
Who can get help?
Men are the primary population served, including homes such as the Capitol Hill men's residence.
The program is gender specific in practice and staff can also provide referrals for women's sober living homes.
Where are the homes located?
The main Capitol Hill home sits on E. Denny Way, near outpatient clinics, therapists, job opportunities, and public transit. Additional Seattle homes are located in Green Lake, across from the lake and park, and in the U District, both with easy access to public transportation.
How does payment work?
Seattle Sober Living operates on a monthly rent model that includes utilities, cable, Wi Fi, bedding and a fully equipped kitchen.
How do I get started?
To begin, reach out to Seattle Sober Living in Seattle to learn about available homes and find the right fit for your recovery journey.
Seattle Sober Living offers a structured, community centered alternative to out of state housing right in Seattle.
