The Holman House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

The Holman House is a certified sober living home for men on Holman Street in Attleboro, Massachusetts, in Bristol County. Dana Cassano operates the property as one of four separately certified units inside a single Holman Street building, and the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing lists a capacity of five men for each unit.

A Men's Sober House on Holman Street

The Holman House occupies a well-maintained building in Attleboro with utilities and furniture included, and the operator describes it as a community of men dedicated to living a sober lifestyle. Four separately certified units share the address, and this is the building's original, unsuffixed listing.

What It Means for One Address to Hold Four Certified Units

MASH certifies each of the four units at 21 Holman Street separately. That distinction matters for a prospective resident: each unit keeps its own capacity and its own certification record, even though all four share one operator and one street address.

Thirty Days Sober and Weekly Drug Testing

Holman House requires at least thirty days of sobriety and a stated willingness to continue before move-in, and residents are subject to weekly drug testing. The house also offers an in-house relapse-prevention meeting and requires continued weekly AA or NA attendance, on top of whatever outside program a resident already follows.

Intervention Services for Families

Beyond housing, the operator makes third-party intervention services available as a resource for the families of prospective residents. That is a service most single-house sober living operators do not offer directly, and it points to an operator handling more than move-ins and rent.

Recovery Housing in Attleboro and Bristol County

Attleboro sits in Bristol County along the Rhode Island line, close enough to Providence and Boston that residents can reach either city's job market and treatment providers without a long commute. Attleboro carries a concentration of certified sober housing for a city its size, and the Holman Street building is one of the larger single-address clusters in it.

Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in recovery homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home. What the Holman House is looking for in a sober house resident: -Must have at least 60-90 days sober and a willingness to continue with sobriety. -Must have a job/means to pay rent on a weekly basis. -Will be subject to weekly drug testing. -Will be offered an in-house relapse prevention program meeting. -Must continue AA/NA weekly meetings. -Must be willing to help others maintain sobriety in a safe and stable sober living environment.