Eudaimonia Men's House on Nightingale Drive Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Eudaimonia Men's House on Nightingale Drive is a men's sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County, operated by Eudaimonia Recovery Homes.

A Men's Sober House on Nightingale Drive

The house is restricted to men, and that restriction shapes daily life throughout the residence: bedrooms, bathrooms and common space are single-gender, and the house rules apply the same way to everyone living there. Nightingale Drive is on the north side of Colorado Springs, in a residential area away from the busier arterials that cut through the city.

Recovery Housing Backed by a Larger Network

Eudaimonia Recovery Homes runs sober living in several states beyond Colorado, including Texas, Arizona and Florida. That scale matters for a house like this one: policies on testing, house management and program structure are set at the company level and carried out the same way at every address.

A Structured, Phased Approach

The company describes a program that moves a resident through progressive phases toward independence, with an on-site house manager and regular drug and alcohol testing along the way. Employment or active job searching is expected from residents early in their stay, which sets the daily rhythm of the house.

Colorado Springs and El Paso County

As the seat of El Paso County and the center of the Pikes Peak region, Colorado Springs gives residents access to outpatient care, transit and job opportunities well beyond what a smaller town nearby could offer, all within the same city as this sober living home.