Paul Taylor House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Paul Taylor House is a men's sober living home in Boynton Beach, Florida, on the East Boynton Beach Boulevard corridor in Palm Beach County. It is one of two named residences run by Addison House, an operator that has worked with men in early recovery from addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions for roughly a decade.

A Men's Recovery Residence With a Named History

Addison House names its houses after people. The organization describes its mission as reconnecting men to community and relationship after addiction has isolated them, and structures its program around case management, life-skills training and a written relapse-prevention component.

Transitional Housing, Not a Short Detox Stay

Addison House positions its houses as transitional supportive housing, meaning the expectation is a longer stay built around rebuilding routine, work and relationships. That distinction matters for anyone comparing sober houses in South Florida, since a transitional model asks more of a resident's time and commitment than a short-term program does.

Boynton Beach in the Palm Beach Recovery Corridor

Boynton Beach sits inside Palm Beach County's dense recovery services corridor, within a short drive of Delray Beach, one of the most concentrated recovery communities in the country, and of West Palm Beach, the county seat. Outpatient providers, meetings and sober-friendly employers across the whole stretch are reachable without much travel, which is part of why South Florida draws so many people rebuilding a life in recovery.

A Second Named House at the Same Address

Addison House also runs the John C & Robert T Taylor House at this same Boynton Beach property, giving the organization two named men's residences operating side by side under one program. A resident moving between the structure of one house and the other stays with staff who already know him.