Creekside Recovery Residences Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Creekside Recovery Residences is a sober living home on Peachtree Road Northeast in Atlanta, Georgia, in Fulton County, serving men and women in separate housing. The operator, led by co-founder Carter D. Pope Jr., runs additional recovery homes elsewhere in metro Atlanta and beyond Georgia.

Coed Sober Living on Peachtree Road

Creekside houses men and women at this Peachtree Road address in separate living arrangements, not a single mixed household, and the program describes its focus as mind, body and spiritual growth through self-management and personal accountability. Residents are expected to take an active role in their own recovery instead of following a purely staff-directed routine.

Serving LGBTQIA+ Residents and Professionals

The program explicitly serves LGBTQIA+ residents and people managing co-occurring mental health needs, alongside a track aimed at working professionals whose recovery has to coexist with a career. That range of populations is broader than most single-address sober houses attempt to serve well, and it reflects a program built to accommodate more than one kind of resident at once.

An Atlanta Address in Buckhead

Peachtree Road NE places this house in Atlanta's Buckhead corridor, inside Fulton County, with the area's outpatient providers, employers and transit connections all close by. Fulton County's seat is Atlanta itself, so residents here are already in the county's civic and service center instead of commuting into it.

Part of a Larger Creekside Network

This Peachtree Road residence is one of several homes Creekside Recovery Residences operates, with additional housing the operator describes in Marietta and Roswell, plus locations outside Georgia. A resident who outgrows this house or needs a different setting has other Creekside addresses to raise with the same organization.

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