Mission House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mission House is a men's sober living home in Aurora, Colorado, in Arapahoe County, run by Homes With Heart Foundation.

A Remodeled Four-Bedroom Sober Living Home

Mission House is a furnished four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in a quiet Aurora neighborhood, serving men only. Homes With Heart Foundation describes its properties as shared housing solutions in good neighborhoods, and Mission House carries the same fee structure and rules as the operator's other Aurora home, Hope House.

What $210 a Week Includes

Rent runs $210 weekly or $840 monthly, with a one-time $250 intake fee. Shared bedrooms and bathrooms across four rooms keep housing affordable while building the kind of daily contact between residents the operator says its model depends on.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado

Mission House is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado. Certification requires a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process, giving a prospective resident a record to check beyond the operator's own marketing.

Public Transit and Aurora's East Side

The home sits near a transit corridor in Aurora, part of Arapahoe County within the Denver metro area's south and east side, and residents are expected to reach work, school or appointments without needing a car in the early months of the program.

A Second Home Under the Same Operator

Homes With Heart Foundation also runs Hope House, a five-bedroom men's residence elsewhere in Aurora, under the identical fee schedule and certification. Residents needing a different set of housemates can raise it with the same organization instead of starting over elsewhere.