Hazelbrook Sober Living - Brigadoon House Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hazelbrook Sober Living - Brigadoon House is a recovery residence in Lakewood, Colorado, in Jefferson County, and a nonreligious address inside the Hazelbrook Sober Living Homes network.

Why This Sober House Address Is Not Published

The operator withholds house addresses deliberately across its entire portfolio, and the Brigadoon House falls under that same policy. Residents in early recovery frequently have reasons to keep an address off a public page, from an ex partner to an employer to a family member still using. An applicant receives the exact address once a placement is agreed.

Recovery Housing in Lakewood, Jefferson County

Lakewood is the largest city in Jefferson County and sits directly west of Denver along the Colfax corridor. Golden holds the county seat and the county courts. The W Line light rail runs from the Federal Center through Lakewood into downtown Denver, putting jobs and outpatient appointments on both sides of the county line within reach of a transit pass.

Nonreligious Recovery Housing in Lakewood

The state directory lists this house as not faith based. Nobody living there is required to keep a religious practice, hold a particular belief or attend services, and the program is not built around any of those. Colorado does have faith based recovery housing for people who want that model, and this house is simply not it.

Everyday Life in This Sober Living Home

Houses in this portfolio come furnished, with bedrooms set up, utilities and high speed internet covered, and kitchens open to residents. Common rooms carry televisions and gaming systems, and there is a patio and grill outside. What a resident is really buying is a household of people in the same position, one set of rules for everyone, and an address stable enough to put on a job application.

Part of a Statewide Network of Sober Living Homes

The Brigadoon House belongs to a portfolio of more than thirty five that Hazelbrook Sober Living Homes runs across Colorado, four of them designated Transitional Safety Zone homes, out of offices in Aurora and Colorado Springs, under co-founder and director Geno Shvedov. That scale means a poor fit at one address does not require starting over with a new operator elsewhere.

What to Ask Before Moving Into This Sober House

State certification obliges the operator to spell out these answers in writing ahead of a signature, so bring them up before moving in:

• The move in cost, including any deposit, and when it is refundable.
• Whether employment or school is required, and how soon.
• How drug and alcohol testing is run and how often.
• The curfew and the guest policy.
• What the discharge policy says in writing.