Peabody Sober House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Peabody Sober House is a men's sober living home on Oleander Avenue in Daytona Beach, Florida, in Volusia County. It is operated by Hearthstone Foundation, a Florida organization that houses men in recovery in the Daytona Beach area.

A Men's Sober House Near the Halifax River

Peabody Sober House serves men exclusively, and its location keeps residents close to Daytona Beach's core, where the Halifax River and the Atlantic coastline sit within a short reach of downtown services, meetings and outpatient providers. Oleander Avenue runs through a residential stretch of the city not far from the beachside corridor most visitors know.

What a Sober House in Daytona Beach Offers

A men's recovery home in this part of Florida puts residents inside a city built around tourism and hospitality work, which means entry-level jobs are consistently available for someone rebuilding a work history. Votran, Volusia County's public bus system, connects Daytona Beach to the surrounding county without requiring a car.

Volusia County Recovery Housing

Daytona Beach is Volusia County's largest city, though DeLand, inland to the west, is the county seat and home to the county courthouse. Residents at Peabody Sober House can reach either city along the same state road network that links Daytona Beach to the rest of Florida's Atlantic coast.

Confirming Current Status With the Operator

Florida certifies recovery residences voluntarily through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, and absence from a public list establishes nothing about a specific house one way or the other. Anyone considering Peabody Sober House should ask Hearthstone Foundation directly about current fees, rules and certification status.

More on The Sober House Any sober living home should keep you connected with your treatment plan. This plan must include ongoing therapy and aftercare. It may also include 12-Step meeting attendance or other options for social and group support. When you live in a home with other recovering addicts, attending meetings can become a group activity. This makes it harder to skip meetings or otherwise lapse in your recovery practices. Sober living homes help you create a healthy routine and structure. They offer immediate, accessible peer support.