Artesian Transitional Housing Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Artesian Transitional Housing is a coed sober living home in Stuart, Florida, the seat of Martin County on the Treasure Coast.

Transitional Housing for Men and Women in Stuart

Artesian Transitional Housing accepts both men and women, which is less common in Florida recovery housing than a single-gender model and usually means separate wings, floors or living areas for men and women within the same house. SE Evergreen Avenue sits in a residential part of Stuart, within a short drive of the city's downtown and the Roosevelt Bridge crossing to the barrier island.

Florida's Voluntary Sober Living Certification

Recovery residences in Florida certify through one body, the Florida Association of Recovery Residences, under a program the state's Department of Children and Families approved as voluntary. That structure means a house's absence from any public list says nothing about whether it is currently certified, closed or simply new. Anyone considering this house should ask directly where it stands.

Recovery Housing on the Treasure Coast

Stuart is the seat of Martin County and one of the smaller county seats on Florida's Treasure Coast, with a downtown built around the St. Lucie River and a courthouse that draws people from across the county. A transitional house here puts residents close to the county's services without the density or cost of the larger cities farther south.

What to Ask Before Moving Into a Transitional House

A coed transitional home raises questions a single-gender house does not: how living space is actually split between men and women, whether curfews and house rules differ by area of the house, and what supervision looks like in shared common space. Those are the specifics worth asking Artesian Transitional Housing directly before applying.