Ramsgate Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Ramsgate is a sober living home at 1000 Koenigstein Avenue in Norfolk, Nebraska, in Madison County. It is the new admissions residence for Ramsgate, LLC, and it is listed with the Nebraska Judicial Branch's transitional living network for probation placements.

A Sober House on Koenigstein Avenue

Koenigstein Avenue runs through central Norfolk, close to the city's main commercial corridor and within reach of the hospital, the community college and the largest local employers. Norfolk is compact enough that most of what a resident needs is a short distance away, which matters in a part of Nebraska with almost no public transit. New arrivals to the program come here first.

Where New Residents Enter This Recovery Home

The operator uses this address for new admissions and keeps a second house for overflow. That separation means someone entering the program is surrounded by others at the same point rather than dropped into an established household. The house is listed at both of the service tiers Nebraska Probation uses, so it can hold residents needing closer structure and residents further along.

Recovery Housing for Northeast Nebraska

Norfolk is the largest city in Madison County, though the county seat is Madison, a smaller town to the south. Norfolk carries the region regardless: the Norfolk Regional Center, Northeast Community College, a regional hospital and the district courts all sit here, and the surrounding farm communities have none of them. Someone leaving treatment in a small northeast Nebraska town usually finds this is the closest address where work, appointments and a recovery meeting are all within reach.

What Applies to Every Nebraska Sober House

Nebraska certifies no recovery residences. There is no registry, no licensure scheme and no affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, so no house in the state carries certification. The state probation portal listing is the external record this house holds. Direct questions about fees, house rules, capacity and relapse policy go to the operator.