Aloha House Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Aloha House is a coed sober living home in West Palm Beach, Florida, in Palm Beach County, near Antique Row. It is one of nine properties run under the Aloha House and sister Pineapple Properties branding.

A Coed Sober Living Home Near Antique Row

Antique Row is a commercial corridor off South Dixie Highway known for its antique dealers, and the residential blocks around it put this house within walking distance of shops, cafes and bus service. Men and women share the house under one set of rules, which the operator markets as a boutique style of living aimed at people continuing sobriety after inpatient treatment.

Part of a Nine-House Palm Beach County Network

Beyond this property, the operator runs four women's houses and four men's houses across the county under its Aloha House and Pineapple Properties names. Every property in the portfolio includes on-site laundry, high-speed WiFi, security cameras and a smart TV, and proximity to twelve-step meetings is part of how the company chooses its locations.

What FARR Certification Means for Aloha House Residents

The operator advertises certification through the Florida Association of Recovery Residences across its properties. Certification in Florida is voluntary and commits a residence to a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and an outside complaint process, so it is worth confirming this specific address's current status directly with the operator.

West Palm Beach's Recovery Corridor

West Palm Beach anchors Palm Beach County's civic and medical infrastructure, and Antique Row sits close to the South Dixie Highway corridor that Palm Tran's bus routes run along. That location gives residents access to courts, outpatient providers and entry-level jobs across the city without requiring a car.

More on the Sober House Safety in and around our Aloha House locations is first priority! Our houses have been stationed in safe single-family neighborhoods with high definition security cameras in and around each of our properties. We work hard to ensure the residents accepted into the program are willing to work towards their recovery program to create a healthy community! Since opening our doors in 2014, our FARR-certified recovery residence has provided an open and supportive community to all our sober house residents. The peaceful and private environment has inspired many to grow and overcome their challenges. Here, you will find the support and encouragement you need.