Burning Tree West Sober Living Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Burning Tree West Sober Living is a sober living home in Tucson, Arizona, in Pima County, offering separate gender-specific housing for men and women through Burning Tree's transitional living program.

Gender-Specific Sober Living in Tucson

Burning Tree West houses men and women separately rather than mixing residents in one household, so a resident joins a single-gender living group while sharing the wider campus and its programming with the opposite-gender house.

A Licensed Transitional Housing Program

The Tucson location operates as state-licensed transitional housing for chemical dependency, a distinct credential from Arizona Recovery Housing Association certification. A prospective resident can confirm licensing status through the Arizona Department of Health Services' care check lookup before committing to a program.

Structure and Length of Stay

Burning Tree West asks for a three-month minimum commitment, with six months to a year recommended for residents building a full recovery routine. A live-in house manager, weekly staff meetings, UA monitoring and a monthly community meal give the household a consistent rhythm from one week to the next.

Program Cost at Burning Tree West

The program runs $1,000 a month for a shared room and $1,500 a month for a private room, a cost structure that reflects the staffing and monitoring built into the house rather than a bare rental rate.

Recovery Housing Near the University of Arizona

Burning Tree West sits near the University of Arizona and Pima Community College in Tucson, Pima County's largest city, putting residents close to two major campuses along with the outpatient providers and employers that cluster around a college town.