New Dimensions in Recovery - 21 House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

21 House is a men's sober living home in Phoenix, Arizona, in Maricopa County, operated by New Dimensions in Recovery.

A Men's Phase I Sober House

21 House is the second of two men's Phase I residences New Dimensions in Recovery runs in Phoenix, an operator that has housed residents in the city since 2007. Like its sister house, it runs as a shared, communal Phase I residence, structured around group living rather than private units.

What Phase I Housing Provides

Phase I at 21 House includes food, wifi and laundry as part of the shared arrangement, reducing the logistics a resident has to manage in early recovery. Residents who show readiness for more independence move to the operator's Phase II transitional housing, staying with the same organization through that transition.

An Unpublished Address in Phoenix

New Dimensions in Recovery does not list a street address for 21 House online. Prospective residents confirm the exact location and current availability directly through the operator's intake process, which is standard practice among Arizona sober homes that keep addresses private.

Recovery Housing in Phoenix and Maricopa County

21 House sits inside Maricopa County, and the operator specifically cites access to light rail, bus routes and a nearby shopping center as a feature of its Phoenix housing, which keeps daily errands and commutes realistic without a car.

New Dimensions in Recovery's Other Sober Homes

21 House is one of four properties New Dimensions in Recovery operates in Phoenix, alongside Evergreen House, a women's residence called Cypress House, and Phase II transitional housing for men further along in the program.

More on the Sober House Sober house residents are responsible for their personal spaces as well as keeping common areas tidy. Random drug screenings are often performed, as well as property checks. We maintain that every resident needs to be accountable for themselves to contribute to an environment conducive to healing. This means being respectful of other residents' personal space and keeping the noise levels down, especially at night. There are no overnight guests allowed, however, we do allow residents to request overnight passes.