Waverly Home Women's Sober House

About this Sober House

Waverly Home is a women's sober living home in Waverly, Minnesota, in Wright County. It is operated by A Way Out Sober Living, which houses men and women in recovery across a cluster of properties running from the western Twin Cities suburbs out through central Minnesota.

A Women's Sober House in Waverly

This sober house in Waverly serves women in recovery in a small Wright County city about forty miles west of Minneapolis. Waverly is quiet by design: a lake town of a few hundred residents built around Waverly Lake, with the kind of low daily friction that suits early recovery, and Highway 12 carries residents east toward Delano and the rest of the Twin Cities metro for work, appointments and court dates that a town this size cannot supply on its own.

Part of A Way Out Sober Living's Network

A Way Out Sober Living operates more than a dozen houses across Minnesota, and Waverly Home is one of two current properties it runs for women, alongside houses it operates for men in Eden Prairie, Delano, Northfield and Shakopee. A resident who later needs a different setting, or simply a change of housemates, has other addresses under the same operator to ask about first, without starting a new housing search from scratch.

Recovery Housing in Wright County

Buffalo is the seat of Wright County, and the county itself sits at the outer edge of the Twin Cities metro, close enough for a resident to reach Minneapolis or St. Cloud for specialized treatment while living somewhere far removed from the pace of either city. Wright County Community Action and the county's human services office are based in Buffalo, a short drive from Waverly, and give residents a local point of contact for the kind of case management and benefits questions that come up in early recovery.

Minnesota Sober Home Certification and This Listing

Certification through the Minnesota Association of Sober Homes is voluntary in Minnesota, and Waverly Home does not currently appear on MASH's certified roster. That is common for smaller Minnesota houses and is not evidence of anything wrong with how the house operates. A prospective resident can still ask the operator directly about house rules, staffing and how disputes get handled, the same questions certification would otherwise answer in writing.

Applying to a Sober House in Waverly

Applications for Waverly Home go through A Way Out Sober Living. Worth asking before moving in: whether the room is shared or private, what the weekly or monthly fee covers, what the house expects in terms of work or meeting attendance, and how a transfer to one of the operator's other women's houses would work if Waverly is not the right fit long term.