SoberHomes REno
SoberHomes Reno provides non-clinical sober living for adults ready to practice sobriety, accountability, recovery participation, house responsibility, and independent-living skills in a shared recovery environment. Tours are by appointment only.
Structured Living
Curfew, quiet hours, house meetings, shared responsibilities, and written expectations.
Peer Support
Members participate in recovery routines, accountability, and sober community.
Independent Living
The goal is stability, responsibility, and transition toward healthier independent living.
What’s Provided
Move in with clothing, hygiene items, Meds and groceries.
SoberHomes provides a furnished, structured sober living environment with practical household supports already in place. New members usually need only personal clothing, hygiene items, medications, and groceries.
Amenities list
Shared technology and entertainment
- Wi-Fi
- Printer / scanner
- Netflix
- Prime Video with Paramount+
- Hulu
- Tablets available for check-out
Bedroom and personal setup
- Furnished bed
- Linens
- Individual storage
- Personal charging station
- Alarm clock
Exercise and wellness space
- Treadmill
- Elliptical machine
- Punching bag
- Plyometric jump box
- Yoga accessories
- TV for exercise videos or wellness content
Household essentials
- Laundry access and detergent
- Kitchen soap and supplies
- Bathroom and shower soap
- Natural cleaning supplies
- Roomba and Dyson vacuums
Safety and accountability supports
- Medication lock boxes
- Exterior security cameras
- Common-area cameras
- House communication and accountability systems
Disclaimer:
Amenities may vary by house and room type. Some shared household supplies, technology access, streaming services, laundry supplies, and other consumables may be supported through a consumables fee if applied under the member agreement. Ask about current availability and any applicable fees during intake or before scheduling a tour.
Fit, Rooming, and Separate Units for Women and Men
Separate units, shared recovery expectations.
SoberHomes may serve women, men, or mixed referral needs depending on the property, unit layout, current availability, and house fit.
SoberHomes Reno includes five separate units. Each unit has its own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and bedrooms. This allows women, men, or other appropriate groups to live in separate units while following the same recovery housing expectations.
Rooms are assigned by room occupants. Units are assigned with attention to sex, safety, recovery readiness, house culture, and the needs of the current home.
SoberHomes is sober living, not ordinary room rental. Placement is reviewed during intake and depends on availability, room type, safety, and whether the home is the right level of support.
Shared Property and Guest Expectations
The outside property and approved common areas may be used by members and approved guests under the house guest policy.
Guest access is limited. Approved guests may visit for up to two hours, three times per week, and only in approved interior or exterior common areas. Guests are not allowed access to private rooms or sleeping areas.
Family support is important. Women may have visits from sons, fathers, other family members, sponsors, or approved guests within the guest policy.
Male members do not have unrestricted access to women’s living spaces. Male members may enter a women’s common area only in limited situations, such as:
- A house meeting led by the Facilitator.
- A weekly chore or housekeeping activity coordinated by the Housekeeping Coordinator.
- An approved guest-policy visit requested or accepted by the unit members.
The goal is simple: protect safety, privacy, recovery, and dignity while still allowing healthy family contact, peer support, and shared house responsibilities.