1470 Clayton Street Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

1470 Clayton Street, a recovery house in Denver, CO, offers women a safe and supportive space to embrace long-term sobriety.

This recovery house provides a stable foundation for individuals recovering from substance use disorder, combining structure, peer support, and a sense of community. Often referred to as sober living residences or recovery houses, these homes encourage accountability and empower residents to rebuild their lives with confidence.

Residents at 1470 Clayton Street benefit from:

• A secure, substance-free environment designed for recovery.
• Opportunities to connect with a peer-driven support network.
• Daily routines that foster responsibility and stability.
• Access to critical resources in Denver, including therapy and job placement services.

Located in the heart of Denver, Colorado, this home is part of a vibrant recovery community offering women-specific support meetings and resources. At 1470 Clayton Street, the focus is on helping residents grow into confident, self-reliant individuals in a compassionate and structured setting.

To learn more about 1470 Clayton Street and the support we offer, reach out to us today.

Denver Sober Living We are surrounded by art, culture, and all the activities Colorado has to offer. We are close to coffee shops, museums, galleries, restaurants, parks, museums, gyms, and have access to lots of public transportation (RTD). The 16th Street Mall and Downtown Denver is very close by and so are tons of sporting events. Denver, CO has a strong economy and is known as a great place to live if you want to live a healthy life. Skiing, boarding, hiking, camping, rock climbing, kayaking, and many other activities are available. I believe real recovery starts the day a person gets out of treatment and this sober living house is the perfect place to learn how to live sober and to start life over. We provide the support and accountability needed to support someone in the early stages of sobriety. Our program is designed to be part of the early continuum of care for someone in early recovery.