Hope Street Sober Living Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Hope Street Sober Living is a certified men's sober living home in Attleboro, Massachusetts, in Bristol County.

A Men's Sober House on Hope Street

This sober house in Attleboro is rooted in the 12-step tradition, with residents attending two in-house and two outside AA or NA meetings every week. The house includes a back patio and a koi-pond and waterfall garden, small touches that shape daily life in a home meant to feel lived-in, not institutional.

What MASH Certification Establishes

Hope Street Sober Living holds Level II certification from the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing. Certification means the house discloses its fees and rules in writing, keeps a written relapse and discharge policy, and accepts outside review of complaints.

Who the House Is For

Hope Street Sober Living admits men 18 and older who have completed detox or residential treatment and are willing to actively work an AA or NA program. That entry requirement sets a baseline: residents arrive already through the acute stage of treatment and ready for a structured next step.

Structure and Weekly Expectations

The house expects every resident to be employed or enrolled in school, backed by house chores, a curfew and random drug and alcohol screening handled respectfully and privately. Two in-house and two community meetings each week keep the 12-step commitment consistent.

A Strong Alumni Community

More than fifty active alumni return each week for an alumni night, giving current residents a direct look at what recovery looks like years down the line and a built-in support network that outlasts a single stay in the house.

Recovery Housing in Bristol County

Attleboro sits in Bristol County near the Rhode Island border, and Hope Street Sober Living's location keeps residents within reach of the county's outpatient providers, employers and 12-step meeting network.

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