Summit House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Summit House is a sober living home in Denver, Colorado, in Denver County, operated by Summit House Recovery LLC.

A Sober Living Home in Denver

Summit House provides semi-private bedrooms, a full kitchen and shared community space, and monthly fees run from about $750 to $1,200 depending on location and room type, covering housing, utilities, internet and house supplies. Applicants need at least 14 days of continuous sobriety before move-in, and prior completion of a treatment program is not required.

Certified Recovery Housing

Summit House Recovery LLC holds certification through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's certifying body. Certification requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process, giving a prospective resident a record to check beyond the operator's own marketing.

Typical Length of Stay

Stays generally run three to twelve months, though the operator does not enforce a strict limit, which suits residents who need longer to stabilize employment and housing before living independently.

Recovery Housing in Denver County

Denver is both a city and its own county, the population and employment center of the metro area. Summit House puts residents inside a job market, transit system and outpatient treatment network larger than almost anywhere else in Colorado.

A Second Location in Littleton

Summit House Recovery LLC also operates a second home, Radcliffe Home, in Littleton, giving residents a nearby alternative within the same operator if a different setting fits better.