St. Paul Sober Living Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

St. Paul Sober Living is a coed sober living home in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in Ramsey County, on Selby Avenue in the Cathedral Hill area. It runs its own three-phase peer support program.

A Coed Sober House on Selby Avenue

St. Paul Sober Living houses men and women, with shared space and house meetings run under one program even as bedrooms and bathrooms stay separated by gender. Selby Avenue sits in Cathedral Hill, a dense, walkable part of Saint Paul close to downtown.

A Three-Phase Peer Support Model

The program runs on a structured timeline: an intensive first thirty days, a transitional phase from month two through month six with gradually loosening structure, and a longer-term phase beginning in month seven built around independence. Every phase requires abstinence, active participation in a twelve-step program, steady activity and attendance at house meetings.

Recovery Housing in Downtown Saint Paul

Cathedral Hill's location a short walk from downtown Saint Paul, the Ramsey County seat, puts residents close to county courts, human services offices and Metro Transit's downtown transit hub, which reaches the rest of the Twin Cities metro from a single point.

Group Unity as a Program Principle

St. Paul Sober Living describes its approach as proactive, built around a productive daily routine, healthy activity and group unity. That framing puts real responsibility for structure on the house community itself.

Applying to St. Paul Sober Living

Applications go through the program directly. Since Minnesota does not require certification to operate a sober home, a prospective resident should ask directly what each phase requires, what the weekly cost covers, and how a setback in the program is handled.