About this Sober House
Kingdom House – North Holly Street is a sober living home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in East Baton Rouge Parish. The address sits at 14358 North Holly Street in the 70819 ZIP, in the same eastern quarter of the city as the operator's Nancy Drive house.
A Sober House on North Holly Street
North Holly Street lies east of the city center in a residential grid off the Florida Boulevard and Greenwell Springs corridors. Both are served by Capital Area Transit System routes, and both carry the retail, warehouse and food-service employment that a resident six weeks out of treatment is realistically going to find. The setting is ordinary residential Baton Rouge, which is what a recovery residence is supposed to be. Nobody rebuilds a normal life in a building that looks like a facility.
Coed Sober Living and What It Changes
The record for this address lists it as coed. A mixed household changes the texture of daily life in ways worth thinking through before applying. House meetings cover both populations. Bedroom assignment and overnight supervision become the questions that matter most, and the relationship policy stops being a formality. Some residents do better in a mixed house because it resembles the world they are going back to. Others need the narrower focus a single-gender house gives. Kingdom House also runs men's and women's houses on Worthington Avenue and a men's house on Nancy Drive, so an applicant who wants single-gender housing has somewhere to ask.
Kingdom House as a Baton Rouge Recovery Housing Provider
The operator runs a small cluster of houses inside one city and publishes its terms: a $100 processing fee and $150 for the first week. Its expectations are consistent from address to address. A sponsor and full-time work immediately, house meetings, random drug and alcohol screens, a curfew and a nightly chore, with service work and twelve-step or faith-based recovery encouraged on top. A resident dealing with one small operator across several Baton Rouge addresses gets the same rules and the same person answering the phone.
North Holly Street and Recovery Housing in East Baton Rouge Parish
Baton Rouge is the state capital and the seat of East Baton Rouge Parish, and the Capital Region's institutions sit inside it: the Nineteenth Judicial District Court, the parish drug court, state health offices, Our Lady of the Lake, Baton Rouge General and the outpatient clinics along the medical corridor. Louisiana State University, Southern University and Baton Rouge Community College are all in the city. That density is why so much of the region's recovery housing is here and why residents from surrounding parishes travel in for it.
What To Confirm Before Applying to This Sober Living Home
Louisiana neither licenses nor registers recovery residences, and certification is voluntary through the Louisiana Association of Recovery Residences. Anyone considering this address should call the operator and confirm the basics directly: whether the house is currently taking residents, whether it is run coed or single-gender today, who is on site overnight, the weekly fee and deposit in writing, the relapse and discharge policy, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted. A visit before signing is worth more than any listing.
Ready to move in?
Residents must have $100.00 processing fee and $150.00 for first weeks rent in order to move in.
Resident must obtain a sponsor and a full time job immediately, attend sober house meetings, be able to pass random drug screens, do nightly chore, and show a dedication to his recovery while at the sober living home.
